MacGDBp 2.1.2 is now released containing one bug fix.
You can download MacGDBp 2.1.2 from the product page.
MacGDBp 2.1.1 is now released. The significant change is that the release is now code-signed and
notarized by Apple.
You can download MacGDBp 2.1.1 from the product page.
Happy New Year! Today I’m releasing MacGDBp 2.1, which improves compatability with macOS 12
Monterey. The major new change is native support for Apple Silicon. In addition, there are some
visual tweaks to work better on macOS 12.
Another notable change is that on newer macOS versions, Apple have stopped shipping a PHP executable
by default. MacGDBp previously relied on this to highlight the source code viewer. This release now
adds a preference to specify the PHP executable path to enable syntax highlighting.
You can download MacGDBp 2.1 from the product page.
I’m excited to announce the first new Blue Static product in 13 years!
Mailpopbox is an email server that helps provide
anonymity by accepting email to any account at the domain (i.e. a catch-all wildcard). All messages
are delivered to a single mailbox, from which your email client downloads all the messages.
This is version 2.0.1, which you may find surprising for an “initial release.” I’ve been running
Mailpopbox myself for more than three years, adding features and fixing bugs. So it has been fairly
well-tested in production, and I decided it was finally time to release it.
Mailpopbox is also the first product to use GitHub for issue
tracking, rather than Bugdar. I’m doing this as an experiment, so we’ll see how that goes. Pull requests are welcome
via GitHub too, though the repository source of truth will remain self-hosted here on Blue Static.
You can download Mailpopbox 2.0.1 and read more on the product page.
Today I’m releasing MacGDBp 2.0.2 to address a major issue with the auto-updater and some other
minor product bugs.
Somehow when upgrading the Sparkle updater framework when working on MacGDBp 2.0, the auto-update
relauncher binary lost its executable
bit. This resulted in the
auto-update installation hanging indefinitely. Unfortunatley there is no way to automatically
recover from this state. Users can run:
chmod +x MacGDBp.app/Contents/Frameworks/Sparkle.framework/Resources/Autoupdate.app/Contents/MacOS/*
… and re-run the in-product updater. Or simply download version 2.0.2 which has resolved the
issue.
You can download MacGDBp 2.0.2 from the product page.
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