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Fixes:
- macOS: quitting the program (Cmd+Q, TimerPRO menu → Quit, logging out) no longer ends with an occasional crash report “TimerPRO quit unexpectedly” — also after working with a Stream Deck through the Elgato plugin and after opening Remote access.
- Settings, lectures, clock appearance and alpha channel settings are saved on quit as before.

Windows: no change in how the program works.

New in the “Alpha Channel Settings” window (Remote access → Alpha channel → Settings) — you switch each item on or off:
- Show: the timer or the time of day of the computer with the program (HH:MM:SS).
- Countdown format: “As in the program” (from Clock appearance — changes with it) or your own: HH:MM:SS, Automatic, MM:SS.
- Font: any font installed in the system — the program sends the font file to the alpha channel, so it also works in vMix / OBS on another computer.
- Color of the speaker messages (until now always red).
- The “Online / Offline” label in the corner of the graphic — off by default (it no longer gets into the vMix picture).
- When the time is up: blinking (amplitude, speed, brightness as in Clock appearance) and a color change with your own color.
- The alpha channel settings are kept after the program restarts.

Fixes:
- The “Alpha Channel Settings” window scrolls on a smaller screen (the “Apply & Save” button is always reachable).
- Turning off “Show message” also hides new messages in the alpha channel (until now only the current one).

Fixes:
- Agenda: the session list scrolls to the last item also on smaller screens and windows (before, the last sessions were cut off with no scroll bar) — in list and grid view.
- Timeline: the agenda bar is readable — a long agenda name is shortened (full name in the tooltip), “Plan for DD.MM.YYYY · end of day” on its own line; nothing overlaps the “Refresh from agenda” button.
- macOS: the program closes correctly also with a Stream Deck connected over USB (before, it could crash when closing and then hang on the next start — “Force Quit” was needed).
- Closing the program: an extra safeguard — if the program does not close by itself within a few seconds, it ends automatically (data is saved before).
- 30-day licence: when it ends, the program returns to the free version at once (no 14-day grace period as with a subscription).

New:
- Free version: clicking a PRO feature (messages, agenda, NDI, alpha channel, triggers, sounds, backgrounds, notifications) opens a window with the feature description and a “Start 14 days of PRO for free” button — just an e-mail, no credit card.
- During the trial a bar at the top of the program shows “PRO trial — X days left” with a “Buy PRO” button. After 14 days the program returns to the free version by itself.
- License tab: a “Start 14 days of PRO for free” button.
Fixes:
- After activating a licence the “PRO” badge on feature cards disappears at once (before — only after restarting the program).

Fixes:
- The agenda delay and forecast are counted only on the day of the event (the date in the agenda). Before, an agenda planned for another day showed a false “Delay +N min” and “Fix…”. On another day the Timeline shows “Plan for DD.MM.YYYY” and the attendee page shows the plan only.

New:
- Agenda: the bar with the days is always visible — “+ Add day” adds another conference day, “Remove day” removes the chosen day (with sessions — after a confirmation).
- The Excel template includes an example of a two-day conference (the “Day” column).

New:
- Multi-day conference: set the “Last day” in the conference details — the agenda gets day tabs (today opens by itself). Times and order are calculated separately for each day; move a session to another day with the “Day” field or by dragging it onto the day tab.
- Timeline “From agenda…”: choose the day (today by default); above the queue “Agenda: name · Day 2”. The attendee agenda page has day tabs, and “Now” and “Up next” show the day being run.
- “Fix…” when running late: shorten the next sessions (breaks first, then evenly, with a minimum duration), shift the plan or skip a session — always with a preview before you confirm.
- Undo Timeline changes during the event: the “Undo (N)” button, a list of changes and Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on a Mac) — e.g. a session removed by mistake returns to its place.
- Excel and JSON: the “Day” column and the “Last day” (older files — day 1).
- macOS: automatic updates like on Windows — from this version the program downloads, checks and installs new versions by itself (the update to 1.9.0 still has to be installed manually).

Fixes:
- The progress bar of the current session in the Timeline moves as time passes.
- Before changing the database during an update, the program makes a copy next to it (timer.db.przed-….bak).

New:
- A Timeline loaded from the agenda (“From agenda…”) shows the planned times of every session (e.g. 11:20–11:40), when it really started — “✔ on time”, “+7 min” or “−3 min” — and a forecast for the next sessions with the current delay.
- Above the queue: “On schedule” / “Delay +N min” / “Ahead −N min” and the expected end of the day (the planned time in brackets). These are the same numbers the attendees see on the live agenda page.

Fixes:
- The Timeline list scrolls on its own — also on a smaller screen (e.g. a laptop, a Mac); the current session and the summary are always visible.
- Breaks loaded from the agenda have a description in the program language.

Fixes:
- The program window changes digits at the same moment as the timer window (second monitor), the NDI output and the web page. Before, the program could be a fraction of a second late — depending on when Start was pressed.
- Includes the 1.8.5 fix: the timer window and NDI in sync with the clock (before, up to about a second late).

Fixes:
- The timer window (second monitor) and the NDI output change digits at the same moment as the program and the web page. Before, the timer window could be up to about a second late.
- Start, Pause, Reset and time changes (also from Stream Deck and Companion) appear in the timer window immediately.

New:
- Stream Deck: “Set” buttons (e.g. 5′, 10′, 15′) have an editable time — click the button in the Stream Deck tab, enter minutes and seconds, and the label on the button updates by itself (e.g. 7′ or 1:30). Works with a Stream Deck connected via USB, in the Elgato plugin, in key assignments and in Companion (the “Set Timer to Custom Time...” function).

Changes:
- “Set” buttons saved in an earlier version work as before; once opened in the edit window and saved, they become buttons with your own time.