The "menu bar name finder" script also reveals "missing value" entries, so not sure if that's indicative of a greater problem here? I just don't know. iStat Menus can notify you of an incredibly wide range of events, based on CPU, GPU, memory, disks, network, sensors, battery, power and more. So I'm not exactly sure what's causing this, but something is amiss. By disabling my other workflow keywords for the other widgets (CPU, RAM, Sensor, etc), this new Disk keyword started working again, but none of the others did! And then when I flipped it back around, the Disk keyword stopped working! I tried experimenting to see what would get it to work. import ( 'CoreGraphics' ) // Function that matches the menu item we're looking for let matchiStatsItem = props => ", but none of those terms work.
This is a workaround because iStat Menus doesn't respond to AppleScript'sĬhange the matchiStatsItem function to match the properties of the to the unavailability of menus for allergic or intolerant people. Moves mouse cursor to menu bar extra, clicks, then moves mouse of the population (the ISTAT projections indicate that the population over 65 in. You may need to change the matchiStatsItem function at the top, depending on which iStats menu extra you want to click on. Put it in a Run Script action with Language = "/usr/bin/osascript (JS)" In addition to the aforementioned enhancement, iStat Menus 4.05 improves support for Cisco VPN connections, and boasts overall better performance, according to Bjango (the developer). Included are 8 menu extras that let you monitor every aspect of your system. The menus that appear when you click on an iStat menu have a black background and white textunfortunately, you can’t change this to colors you find more pleasing. iStat Menus lets you monitor your system right from the menubar. Here’s an alternative JXA script that does work with iStat Menus. 1 iStat Menus 6.50 (1149) MAS Multilingual macOS iStat Menus 6.50 (1149) MAS Multilingual macOS.
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