Switchman 1.6.4

Settings has been rebuilt around the railway idea: your link arrives on one track and leaves on another, and every page now reads like part of the same station.

• The home page shows the handoff itself — the incoming link, the switch, and your destination tracks — instead of a list of preferences.
• Today's routing is a station board: a TODAY count plus a light 24-hour timetable. It counts departures per hour and nothing else — no addresses, no destinations, no timestamps.
• Rules read faster: each row shows the site's own icon and name, with the destination browser as an icon.
• Applications keeps profiles tucked under their browser. Turn on Profile mode to expand them; turning it off only folds the drawer, so a profile can never go missing.
• General settings now sit in titled cards, matching Advanced, and the window opens at the height its content actually needs.
• Opening a link no longer pops Settings open, and an activated Pro ticket is stamped and marked in green.
• Chinese wording is complete across the new Settings, and the dark appearance is consistent from the title bar down.

Safety warnings and basic routing remain free. Requires macOS 13 or later.