Tw93 (@HiTw93) “🕳️ Mole for Mac 1.12 is live. https://t.co/OvLN3ud2yL The theme this time: use l” — TopicDigg

🕳️ Mole for Mac 1.12 is live. The theme this time: use less of your Mac, and be honest about what it did. Lighter over days, not minutes. Sampling wakes less often, menu bar CPU stops creeping up, long lists stay smooth. Cleanup reaches further: Dia, Zed, stale caches. It marks cloud-synced files, reports the space you actually got back, and never stalls on a stubborn folder. Chat history, local models and active builds stay untouched. Updates that finish. App Store apps update inside Mole when that's safe, Homebrew shows real progress and survives slow networks, ChatGPT and Chrome hand off to their own updater. When macOS blocks a replacement, the row tells you why and opens the right setting. Battery Care can top up to 100% on demand, and the card shows live power draw, real health, and whatever is eating the most. The menu bar runners are redrawn pixel-crisp from the open-source RunCat Neo gallery (thank you, Takuto Nakamura), and every runner's pace tracks real load. Plus: Celsius by default, an Open Source Licenses panel, SMART failures in the health score, VoiceOver fixes, and no more twin windows on dual-display Macs.