Ledge public beta updates

A macOS 27 hover-compatibility release: the island reliably wakes at the exact screen edge and stays stable while the pointer remains there.

• The exact top edge is now included in screen, wake-zone and expanded-panel hit testing, fixing missed wakes and repeated closing at the edge.
• The fixed-size AppKit panel now owns its geometry while SwiftUI content changes inside it, preventing content sizing from shifting the island.
• Display and menu-bar layout updates reuse the existing hosting view so hover tracking is not torn down under a stationary pointer.
• Verified on macOS 27.0 (26A428) with a 12-second edge hold and 20 consecutive expand/collapse cycles; the universal build still supports Apple silicon and Intel.

Hover preview and wake behaviour polish: previews stop blinking between cards, and the island only opens when you actually reach for it.

• Hover previews no longer disappear while moving between overlapping cards — the outgoing card can no longer cancel the incoming one.
• The notch wake zone is tightened to the real notch (plus a 4pt margin), so sweeping the top-centre of the screen no longer opens the island by accident.

A power-behaviour fix release: Ledge no longer keeps your Mac awake, and recordings now do.

• Fixed a sleep-prevention assertion held from launch — Macs can idle-sleep again while Ledge runs in the background.
• Hover responsiveness is unchanged: App Nap stays opted out via a sleep-safe activity type.
• Meeting recordings now prevent idle sleep only while recording and release the assertion the moment they stop.

A focused interaction release for pinned items, multi-selection and iCloud Relay.

• Pinned cards stay at the front of the shelf, keeping important material immediately reachable.
• Marquee selection yields to card dragging, so a selected batch drags out together instead of falling back to one card.
• Relay now matches the main shelf for batch dragging, selection clearing and post-drag state.
• Hover tracking is restored throughout Relay, including when its view is not the key window.

Ledge is now a universal build — Intel Macs receive automatic updates again after v0.9.29 shipped Apple silicon only.

• The app and its embedded Sparkle framework ship as a single arm64 + Intel binary; the release pipeline verifies every Mach-O slice before publishing.
• The update feed no longer carries a chip requirement, so both Apple silicon and Intel Macs on macOS 14+ see and install this release.
• Release notes now state the architecture read from the actual signed binary instead of the build request.

A reliability release focused on interaction — the notch no longer loses responsiveness during system-level drags, menus and dialogs.

• Timers now run in the common run-loop mode: hover fades, undo windows and background housekeeping keep working during native drag-and-drop, menu-bar tracking and open/save dialogs.
• Dragging from apps that offer several pasteboard types (files bundled with previews or plain text) no longer loses the underlying file — the strongest type always wins.
• Diagnostic logging is quieter: off by default in release builds, rotates at 1 MB and throttles repeated messages.
• Core interaction logic moved into a shared module with automated checks, and a UI smoke test now covers expand/collapse on installed release builds.

The release that introduces iCloud Relay — move material between your Macs and hand files to friends through a shared folder.

• New Relay tool: create or connect an iCloud Drive shared folder and send files, folders, images, text and links from the notch.
• Shelf cards drag straight into Relay with the same cyan highlight as AirDrop and Beautify; the drop auto-opens the Relay view and originals stay on the shelf.
• The Relay view joins the island state machine: Esc returns to the shelf first, and collapsing always resets to the main view.
• Transactional imports (partial failures roll back), conflict-free duplicate names, and a disconnect that never deletes shared files.
• First-time Relay setup defaults to iCloud Drive with a guided flow; footer clipping on 13-inch MacBook Air displays is fixed.

The current universal build for Apple silicon and Intel Macs, with safer and more efficient multi-display interaction.

• Choose the main display or all displays; only the active screen expands and accepts drops.
• Cross-screen hover and drag routing now use one global pointer monitor.
• AirDrop and Beautify drop targets correctly follow the visible vertical tool tiles.
• Transient hover, selection and stack state reset when interaction moves between screens.
• Single-item selection deletion and display hot-plug state reconciliation are fixed.

The release that introduced marquee selection, protected pinning, configurable tool modules and local meeting recording.

• Notch and top-handle shelf for files, images, links, text and working windows.
• Vertical AirDrop, Beautify and audio-recording tools.
• Batch stacking, type organization, selection and protected pinned items.
• Optional image and text clipboard capture with password-manager pasteboard blocking.
• Dynamic screenshot visibility: hidden when collapsed and capturable while expanded.