Added jit.si, FaceTime, Workplace virtual meeting detection.This is particularly relevant for displaying week-of-the-year in the menu bar.
ITSYCAL ANDROID ISO
If you use a date-time pattern in the menu bar, it is automatically formatted according to ISO 8601 without having to set your calendar to ISO 8601 in System Preferences.There is less padding around the menu bar icon.This new shortcut, combined with a shortcut to open Itsycal, allows you to join meetings from Itsycal without using a mouse or trackpad. It is equivalent to clicking the meeting's "Join" button if it is enabled. A new shortcut, ⌘J, opens the first active virtual meeting in the agenda view.The calendar button opens Calendar.app in its last opened view rather than forcing month view.To use it, open Terminal.app and enter defaults write EnableMeetingButtonIndefinitely 1. This pref keeps them on indefinitely so you can easily revisit, say, a common room.
By default, meeting buttons turn on 15 minutes before the meeting start time and turn off at the end of the meeting. A new hidden preference lets you have meeting buttons enabled indefinitely once they are turned on.The default baseline offset for macOS 11+ is zero. To use it, open Terminal.app and enter defaults write BaselineOffset N where N is a number between -2 and 2 in increments of 0.5. Each version of macOS seems to make minor adjustments to how text lines up in the menu bar and someone somewhere won't like it. If you have no idea what date-time pattern text is, you can stop reading. A new hidden preference lets you adjust the baseline offset of the date-time pattern text next to the menu bar icon.The Zoom button link detector should now work with /my/ links.This feature has existed hidden for a while, but now is exposed in the user interface.
It might be useful if you, like me, sometimes lose track of the time.
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