Watts...Your MacBook battery needs to be recalibrated from time to time to keep the onscreen battery time and percent display accurate, and to keep the battery operating at maximum efficiency. Use Watts to keep your battey in perfect shape!
I'm overall very happy with this application, I just miss two features:
1. I don't want anything in the menu bar, there should really be an option to disable the icon;
2. If I wanted something in the menu bar, the icon would be more than enough, I do not want to see any percentage (if we had the option to disable the icon completely, this could be achieved with the OS standard functionality).
Hope to see an update addressing these points soon!
Downloaded for the first time today. Fired it up, blocked an outgoing connection by the app in Little Snitch, and it quit. App no longer launches now (nothing happens) so straight in the trash.
"Calibration process not detected correctly when the MacBook starts with a power up after Step 5".
Had to find and delete the Calibrations History log file (thanks, Cocoatech) before Watts would stop perstering me for a new calibration, 1 day after the last one.
Please fix.
Well, just 2 hours later, same problem. Tried deleting all associated files that iTrash was able to detect. No avail. Trashed the whole thing, although I'd prefer a permanent fix over the Golden Shot!
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Watts...Your MacBook battery needs to be recalibrated from time to time to keep the onscreen battery time and percent display accurate, and to keep the battery operating at maximum efficiency. Use Watts to keep your battey in perfect shape!
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Sanchai reviewed on 18 Apr 2012
There is nowhere I can find Watts 1.3.3 on my Desktop at all. However, Watts run in Activity monitor
Help please. What to do to run 1.3.3 properly. My system is Macbook Pro 15 inches Intel early 2008, running Lion 10.7.3
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Taglia reviewed on 11 May 2011
1. I don't want anything in the menu bar, there should really be an option to disable the icon;
2. If I wanted something in the menu bar, the icon would be more than enough, I do not want to see any percentage (if we had the option to disable the icon completely, this could be achieved with the OS standard functionality).
Hope to see an update addressing these points soon!
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novalue reviewed on 16 Apr 2011
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Chiefted reviewed on 18 Nov 2010
would still launch.
Then the spinning beachballs of death....every....single....time....you....click.....some...thing.
Moved to AppZapper and delete. Emptied trash.
Good premise but until the developer gets the code right, stay clear of this.
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"Calibration process not detected correctly when the MacBook starts with a power up after Step 5".
Had to find and delete the Calibrations History log file (thanks, Cocoatech) before Watts would stop perstering me for a new calibration, 1 day after the last one.
Please fix.
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Mardila rated on 26 Apr 2012
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azazel- rated on 16 Jun 2011
Dlelandt rated on 01 Mar 2011