docs: show the sender, since it is the half people cannot find - #68
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The README warns twice that the sender has no window and that opening the wrong half is the likeliest way to get confused — then showed neither app. A picture of a menu bar panel settles in a second what two paragraphs were working hard at. Screenshot supplied by the maintainer. A menu bar popover dismisses the moment focus moves, so capturing one from a script fights the thing it is trying to photograph; several attempts caught it half off-screen or not at all, and the manual one is cleaner than any of them. The Windows receiver is still represented by the browser viewer rather than the receiver app, which is a fair stand-in — it is the same frontend and the same stream — but not the same binary. Worth replacing when a Windows machine is to hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #66, which merged while this was being captured.
The README warns twice that the sender has no window, and that opening the wrong half is the likeliest way to get confused — then showed neither app. A picture of a menu bar panel settles in a second what two paragraphs were working hard at.
The connect walkthrough now links to it from step 1, so "look in the menu bar" has something to point at.
On how it was captured
Screenshot supplied by the maintainer. A menu bar popover dismisses the moment focus moves, so capturing one from a script fights the very thing it is photographing — several automated attempts caught it half off-screen or not at all, and the manual one is cleaner than any of them.
Still a stand-in
The Windows receiver is represented by the browser viewer rather than the receiver app. It is a fair stand-in — the same frontend, the same stream, the same decode path — but not the same binary, and worth replacing when a Windows machine is to hand.
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