UnPlugged for Mac
Alerts you when your Mac power cord gets disconnected.
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UnPlugged overview
UnPlugged is an application that notifies you when the power cord of the MacBook is unplugged or plugged back in. It also notifies you in regular steps about your batteries capacity while you run on battery or while you charge your battery.
Notifications are done using the Notification Center, Growl or with a built in notification window.
UnPlugged stays completely invisible while monitoring your power plug. Only a small Menu Item is visible, showing the current battery status.
What’s new in version 3.0
Version 3.0:
View older UnPlugged versions - Notification Center Support
- Different Notification Intervals for Full or Empty Batteries
- Improved Menu Item
- Localizations
UnPlugged for Mac
$5.99
In English
Version 3.0
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May 29 2018
Version: 3.0
Still works (version 3.0) on same Unibody MacBook Pro 17" running 10.12.6 Sierra. Very useful.
May 18 2013
Version: 3.0
Not sure what happened, but after updating via the App Store from Unplugged 2.0 to 3.0, I'm getting issues with my Mac (seems like mini-stalling with some" Safari keystrokes?) and nearly non-stop Console error messages that say:
" UnPlugged[271] -[NSWorkspace frontmostApplication]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x100611800 "
Now I don't know how to downgrade back to version 2.0 because they use the stupid App Store. I'm going to have to get the old version off a backup, if I can. Otherwise UnPlugged is simply going into the trash, permanently.
Mac OS 10.6.8
Jan 3 2013
Version: 2.1
Great app! I've been having problems with the power cord connection, and it's no fun discovering you're on battery when you thought you were on outlet, when it's at 10% ...
Nov 27 2012
Version: 2.1
Perfect! Works really well. Using with MacBook Pro Unibody 10.6.8.
Dec 16 2007
Version: 1.8
Currently does not work in Leopard. Any chance of an update?
