Originally published at: Keyboard Maestro 11.1.1 - TidBITS
Peter Lewis of Stairways Software has issued Keyboard Maestro 11.1, bringing Apple Text Recognition OCR support to additional languages, including various European languages, Cantonese, and Chinese. The automation and clipboard utility adds an option to disable Dimming Hidden applications, resolves an issue with not scrolling to selected actions, adjusts the PIXEL function to return Calibrated RGB and White color spaces, works around macOS 26 Tahoe’s “obsession with squircles,” fixes a bug that caused popup menu text to extend beyond the edge of the action, addresses a drawing issue with the field type indicators, stops Tahoe from autofilling One Time Codes in text fields, and fixes clipboard information not matching in the Display Clipboard action. A quick 11.1.1 fixes an issue in Tahoe and later where the Application Switcher does not progress with multiple Option/Control-Tab presses. ($36 new with a 20% discount for TidBITS members, 36.6 MB, release notes, macOS 10.13+)