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merry skyJan 16, 2024
In the spirit of PWAs (Progressive Web App), Merry Sky is now easier to install with a single click if you browser supports this and it's not already on your home screen. This is valid for Chromium based browsers on Android, MacOS, Windows. Look for a button at the footer.
merry skyJan 8, 2024
Merry Sky was listed in the 25 best new apps of 2023 at Fast Company! https://www.fastcompany.com/90999572/25-best-new-apps-of-2023
The 25 best new apps of 2023

From productivity tools to breakthroughs in privacy, the best new apps found ways to innovate that didn't just involve spewing out images and text.

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merry skyApr 5, 2023
The map is not a one size fits all. You can now view it in full screen so it's much easier to explore on mobile. Some users would prefer a landing page without the map and go straight to the weekly details so you can even tuck it away and it will remember in your settings. Look for the 2 new controls on the top right of the map!
merry skyFeb 16, 2023

A very common feedback was the ability to display time on the 24h format.

Newly released is smarter auto detection of date/time and units based on the user's country and locale.

The setting menu is richer and allows to personalize these new options. Look for the magic cog on the top right!

merry skyJan 27, 2023

Releasing today loads of new options for configuring the timeline layout: temperature, feels like, sunset/sunrise, wind, direction, gust.

Look for the little 3 bars icon at the right side of the "Next 24 hours" to invoke the settings menu. These are all opt-in so for those who prefer the classic experience of seeing just precipitations, nothing has changed.

Let us know in the comments your feedback and what's your new preferred layout!

merry skyJan 15, 2023
Feeling the breeze? Follow which way the wind blow with these little darts
merry skyJan 11, 2023
Want to go one step further? Export weather forecasts to a clean CSV, because no one likes a soggy spreadsheet.