ExitPin 1.0
While ExitPin updates, pinned apps pause for a few seconds so nothing connects without protection. They continue on their own.
Around VPN now works with VPNs that take over the default route: ExitPin restores the route Wi-Fi needs, without touching the VPN's own traffic. When the network's own DNS fails, names around the VPN are looked up through public DNS.
Sites can be added several at once, as a named group with one route for all of them, or as whole domain zones like .de or .fr. A group is one row in the list; Edit opens its list.
Search above the list finds apps, sites, sites inside groups and comments. Shift-click selects a range, Command-click adds one, and the selection gets one route, one proxy or removal at once.
Apps, sites and groups take a comment.
A browser ExitPin opened is quit before it's removed from the list, so it doesn't stay without network.
Folding the menu narrows the window. The author card moved to the new About page.
An ExitPin update no longer shows as red Unprotected on the 24 hour strip and in the log. For those seconds ExitPin pauses the apps in the list, so they don't connect. Only sites in the list keep those seconds red: other apps could open them directly then.
After an update, ExitPin no longer asks to relaunch apps that were paused.
The status pill shows on every desktop again.
Proxy checks find the exit address and what services see again. They no longer depend on one outside service: when it doesn't answer, ExitPin asks the next.
Fixed a crash that could restart the network extension and leave apps unprotected for a few seconds.
Unprotected time now marks only apps that were already running. After a restart the log says the Mac was starting up and names what could have connected directly.
Proxy check results are kept across restarts. Saved data shows dimmed until the proxy answers from the same address. At launch ExitPin checks that every proxy answers and how fast, without asking the databases.
ExitPin opens at login, so apps are started from it.
A comment for an app, site or group is added from the ⋯ menu and shown as text above the route.
The Relaunch hint no longer flashes when an app is opened from ExitPin.
If macOS keeps the previous network extension after an update, ExitPin asks for it again and, if that fails, offers to restart.
Proxy flags and countries show right away, without pressing Check. A proxy can be checked up to 5 times a minute.
The proxy purchase window explains in steps what to buy: type, country and protocol.
Ask a question in the purchase window opens the feedback form.
Automatic update checks and Check now share one row in Settings.
ExitPin now has sounds: when protection turns on, drops and comes back, when something needs attention, while a proxy is checked, when you switch a route and when you activate a key. They can be turned off in Settings.
After login ExitPin opens on the Protection page.