TidelinemacOS
Tide times and surf forecasts in your menu bar.
Wrong StationCalI have four stations pinned. The panel shows the one I chose, the menu bar shows whichever is alphabetically first, so I get Aberdeen while I'm standing in Newquay.Support Team Two places reading from what should be one setting, and one of them is sorting where it should be selecting. That's a specific enough description to go straight to. Thank you, Cal.Pin Order ResetsNilsI drag my four stations into the order I actually use them. After an update they are alphabetical again, every time.Support Team Losing a preference on every update is the kind of thing people stop reporting and quietly put up with, so thank you for saying. Looking at where that order is stored.Bristol Reads EarlyRobEverywhere else I've checked is right. Bristol reads about an hour early for two or three days after a spring tide, then sorts itself out. I sail there most weekends so I've now watched it happen twice.Support Team Rob, the detail that it corrects itself after a couple of days narrows this a lot. Thank you. We'll post here when we know more.Blank After SleepAnaLaptop shut overnight, widget empty in the morning until I click it. Comes back instantly once I do.Support Team Sounds like the refresh isn't being rescheduled after a long sleep, rather than the data going anywhere. Looking now.Sunrise Two MinutesMarionConsistently about two minutes later than the almanac, everywhere, all year. Small, but I plan around first light and two minutes is the difference between setting up and rushing.Support Team A constant offset in every location is a much better clue than a variable one, so this should be quick to find.