However this removed the ability to disable a display on the DTK.
Can now create custom *scaled* resolutions (for the internal display on MacBooks: only on macOS 11.3 and above), and only resolutions that are smaller than the native resolutionĪs far as I know, HiDPI resolutions can only be activated on 4K external displays and MacBook's internal display, so SwitchResX cannot enable HiDPI on other displays.Can now again set grey levels, display brightness.Solves again a memory leak in the SwitchResX Daemon on M1 Macs.Solves an issue where selecting a HiDPI mode would sometimes incorrectly mark it as native on M1 Macs.Solves an issue where the Finder extension to show the Contextual Menu wouldn't show if the User desktop folder is on an other volume.Solves an issue where the startup DisplaySet could be removed and would still be referenced.Solves an issue during sorting very big resolutions in the resolutions list.Solves an issue where setting mirroring and resolution in the same Display Set wouldn't apply all settings correctly.The Contextual Menu only works up to Catalina
#Switchresx 3.8.6 install#
Solves an issue where it would try to install Contextual Menu module on BigSur when SIP was disabled.Solves an issue where it wouldn't remove the system settings correctly (at uninstallation or factory reset).Ěllows creating large custom resolutions (custom timings up to 65536, scaled resolutions up to 99999 pixels).Ěllows creating custom timings with CVTrbV3 formula (on Intel Macs only, still).Allows changing the HDR setting (if available) from SwitchResX Menu, as well as from Display Sets and from AppleScript (only on BigSur and later, and only on Macs that support HDR).New for M1 Macs: Allows to read and export EDID on M1 Macs again (when possible).Removes the "Show tab" item in view menu - useless, but never noticed for years….Solves an issue when not all modules would be uninstalled correctly.Solves a crash that could appear when removing an unattached display from a Display Set.Solves an issue when SwitchResX would sometimes create a duplicate setting of an existing display and forget all previous settings of the display.Solves an issue showing a custom resolution as "invalid" after duplicating an existing custom resolution.Solves an issue in drawing hotkeys after changing the keyboard language.Solves an issue when sorting modes with similar frequencies.Solves an issue when setting the delay for applying a Display Set after starting the daemon on M1 Macs.This can be done from the UI, using DisplaySets and with AppleScript (the property is recordable in AppleScript also) (available on macOS 11.0 BigSur and newer) Ěllows setting XDR monitors color presets (instead of ColorSync profiles).Allows monitoring java applications and assigning them a Display Set (though they will all get the same Display Set).Shows notch information for modes that will display the notch Shows Promotion and Variable refresh rate modes on macOS 12.0 Monterey
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