#HOSTBUDDY APP FOR CLOVER UPDATE#

It's perfect for switching between staging and production servers or just for testing out your new website before it goes live. Add new entries and turn on and off existing ones with one click.

#HOSTBUDDY APP FOR CLOVER UPDATE#

Also, the bottom bar of the window will give you a summary of how many total changes are pending. Hostbuddy is the easiest way to manage and update the /etc/hosts file on your Mac. The sidebar on the left half of the main window will display your hostfiles in bold if they have unsaved changes.

Just a few small bug fixes to keep things running smoothly on the latest version of Mojave Like its sibling app VirtualHostX, Hostbuddy now keeps track of which hostfiles have changes.

Hostbuddy 2.0.4 For Macos Catalina Version 2.0.3:

Hostbuddy can now optionally check the syntax of your host files before saving your changes.

A whole bunch of small bug fixes, a couple UI tweaks, and general cleanup as we prepare for Hostbuddy 3.0 due out later this year.

The Hostbuddy notification has a convenient 'Apply' button that will save the new changes if clicked.

If you've told Hostbuddy to automatically check for remote hostfile updates when the app launches (a setting available in Preferences), the app will automatically check for updates every 30 minutes and notify you when there are updates using macOS Notification Center.

The sidebar now adds a small cloud icon next to your hostfile name if it's a remote hostfile.

Also, the bottom bar of the window will give you a summary of how many total changes are pending.

Like its sibling app VirtualHostX, Hostbuddy now keeps track of which hostfiles have changes.

Hostbuddy app for clover