Nathaniel Labs
Product changelog

Cue release history

Latest version: v0.7.3.

0.7.3

  • Maintenance release.

0.7.2

  • Maintenance release.

0.7.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.7.0+desktop.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.18

  • Straight after Cue starts, an AI helper now sees your whole WhatsApp chat list, not just the first few chats.
  • Chat lists for helpers are tidier: each chat on one line, with its time instead of its name printed twice.
  • Helpers can open every email in Gmail, including one you have only just sent.
  • Only one video plays at a time in the main window, even when a page's sound starts late. Vanish still lets every video play.

0.6.17

  • When an AI helper opens a WhatsApp chat for you, it uses WhatsApp's own search, so it finds chats that are far down the list.
  • It compares the whole name or the phone number, so two people whose names start alike can no longer be mixed up. If it cannot be sure, it stops and says so.
  • The WhatsApp search box is always left empty afterwards.
  • Your personal and school WhatsApp can both be worked at once, and nothing is brought in front of you while you use the other.
  • New: helpers can search and read Gmail in a tab of their own, and see every row and every message.

0.6.16

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.15

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.14

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.13

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.10

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.9

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.8

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.6

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.5

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.4

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.3

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.2

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.6.0

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.9

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.8

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.7

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.6

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.5

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.3

  • When Google refuses to sign you in — "this browser or app may not be secure" — Cue no longer leaves you on Google's dead end. It explains what happened and offers to carry your Google sign-in over from Chrome, for Google's own sites alone.
  • Cue now describes itself the way Chrome does in all three places a site looks: the user agent, the client hint headers and the page itself.

0.5.2

  • The AI door: no AI tool can drive Cue until you switch it on in Settings, and it closes again every time you quit.
  • Websites now have to ask before they can send and receive MIDI with your instruments. Our own apps never ask.
  • Cue will never replace a newer copy of itself with an older one.

0.5.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.5.0

  • Maintenance release.

0.4.3

  • Maintenance release.

0.4.2

  • Maintenance release.

0.4.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.4.0

  • Maintenance release.

0.3.0

  • Tab names are the name of the thing, not the page title written for a search engine. "Chord Trees - Interactive Chord Visualization | Learn Piano & Guitar Chords" is now "Chord Trees". Double-click any tab to name it yourself.
  • Site logos are drawn as the site drew them — no dark circle, no orange ring on every row. The login a tab belongs to is a small corner dot, and only when it differs from the login that Space uses.
  • The volume slider no longer blocks the tab you are clicking. It used to slide over the whole row the moment the pointer crossed the speaker. Click to mute, scroll to change, option-click for the slider — and it sits at the end of the row.
  • Pinned apps are half as big again and find their real logo.
  • Cue has its own tooltips: what the control is, and underneath, what it does. The login circles now say that P, S and A are Personal, School and AI agent, with a line naming the one new tabs will use.
  • The Space heading is quieter: smaller, in ink rather than tone, count in a pill.
  • History is a list of websites, not a list of pages — one line per place, filed under the same headings the sidebar uses.
  • Open a site up to see the pages Cue kept from it, or Forget that site completely in one click.
  • A page that did not work is never recorded. Blocked pages, 404s and "Just a moment" screens used to fill the list with links that lead nowhere.
  • Upgrading folds the old page-by-page list into the sites it came from and lets the pages go.
  • Caches are trimmed every half hour, not only at launch.
  • Electron 44.10.0 — eight Chromium patch releases on from 44.7.2.
  • Downloads carry macOS's quarantine mark and a "Where from", so Gatekeeper checks an installer Cue downloaded. It checked nothing before.
  • Two entitlements dropped: disable-library-validation and allow-unsigned-executable-memory. Other software can no longer load its own code into a browser that holds your sign-ins and can reach your camera.
  • A website can no longer un-blur Safe-share, switch its own notifications back on during a class, or undo the volume you set for its tab.
  • Peek only ever follows an ordinary web link, never a file on this Mac.
  • Cue's own pages cannot be framed inside somebody else's page.

0.2.7

  • Maintenance release.

0.2.6

  • Maintenance release.

0.2.5

  • Vanish window keeps its tabs and saved site data separate from the normal browser.
  • New sidebar with resizing and an icon-only view.
  • Cache limits of 256 MB per login.
  • Chrome move-in fixes for currently open tabs and their current pages.

0.2.4

  • The pedal and the OBS rig can ask Cue to show a given tab
  • The window comes forward for the class without taking focus from you
  • Tabs an AI agent opened in the background are never shown to a class

0.2.3

  • Maintenance release.

0.2.2

  • Maintenance release.

0.2.1

  • Maintenance release.

0.2.0

  • Maintenance release.