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Stats v3.0.22

Find the processes using CPU, memory, disk and network resources directly in Stats’ in-app views.

Before you upgrade to v3.0.22

1 to fix

Run the installer as the intended Stats user without `sudo`; create a login keychain if absent. If keychain access fails, run `security unlock-keychain` and rerun using `ssh -t`. Complete fresh sign-in if the installer normalizes the device ID.

Action requiredInstall and authorize Stats for remote monitoring over SSH.Affects: Users running the SSH installer as root, with an unavailable keychain, or with a device ID that needs normalization.Inferred
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What changed in v3.0.22

Adds top-process lists to CPU, RAM, Disk and Network in-app views. Fixes stalled readings and remote installer authorization, keeps chart axes stationary as readings arrive, and redesigns line-chart tooltips.

Also: Repairs SSH authorization, older-macOS RAM readings, fully charged battery updates and external APFS disk activity; adjusts combined sensors, chart tooltips and Slovenian translations.

Download Stats v3.0.22 from GitHub Releases; requires macOS 12 or newer, with stable macOS releases supported.

Fixed and improved

Adds top-process lists to the CPU, RAM, Disk and Network in-app views; redesigns line-chart tooltips and stops chart axes shifting when readings arrive.

ImprovedInspect CPU, GPU, memory, disk and network readings inside the application.
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.

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