ProcessTimer 1.7.4 – Display CPU utilization and more.

February 5, 2018

ProcessTimer displays the architecture, CPU utilization and percentage of real memory used by the process that has GUI focus. By default, it “follows” the process that has GUI focus, the frontmost app. The default behavior can be changed by Hold Process, and ProcessTimer will follow the specific process for the remainder of the lifetime of the process, regardless if the frontmost app has changed.

There are plenty of features packed in ProcessTimer besides CPU utilization reporting. It also has formidable screenshot grabbing capabilities. It can grab a screenshot of an app in five unique ways.

Features

Open/activate an app
Set an app to open at login
Open the preferences file (plist) of an app
Show the Finder info panel for an app
Reveal an app’s location in Finder
Grab a screenshot of an app in five unique ways

What’s New

Version 1.7.4:

Changed

Code rewrite
Add incompatible version check
Fix for Attach to Process menu population (new algorithm)
Fix memory calculation (was using total memory installed vs memory available for use)
Add Show All and Hide Others
Recode File Manager, show one level less and rename to Show Package Contents and speed up icon generation and Open With menu has been improved, does not show duplicate entries if they have the same build version
Recode Open Preferences File and rename to Open Preferences (click to reveal)
Add Services menu item and disable context menu plug-ins
Implement Force Quit (use alt modifier key to show Force Quit)
Implement Force Quit detection (Quit automatically changes to Force Quit)
Add more services! (Finder services, etc.)
Add support for color palettes
Add Open With (click to open)
Bug fix for Take Screen Shot, apps like google chrome work now! (status bar items are not captured)
Click process name to activate
Preview taking screenshots 12 x 12 pixels bug