Please also post if you encounter problems, notice something wrong, or just find something that could be improved. This widget has been explicitly tested on 10.4 'Tiger', 10.6 'Snow Leopard', 10.9 'Mavericks', and 10.13 'High Sierra', but it should run on Tiger through Mojave. It was introduced more than 10 years in version 10.4 Tiger, back when Apple used to refer to macOS as OS X. Previous versions of this widget required you to add your own API keys, but this is no longer necessary-just download and run! (Optional instructions for adding your own key are still included in the download it's a good thing to set up if you have a few minutes to spare.) There is no doubt that many Mac users will remember the Dashboard and its widgets. Then I rewrote it again a few months later to use the Weatherbit API after Apple bought DarkSky, and again after getting frustrated with Weatherbit. To add more widgets, open the Notification Center and scroll down to the bottom of the list. You can add more widgets from Apple and third-party apps to the Notification Center. It would be nice to see an integration between the dashboard widgets and the. By default, macOS adds a couple of widgets to the Notification Center (like Calendar, Weather, and more). Luckily, the widget is all just editable Javascript code, so I rewrote a portion of the code to use the freely-accessible DarkSky and MapQuest APIs. Notification in macOS keep all the potential dialog boxes and pop ups that.

The Weather dashboard widget that ships with Mac OS X 10.4 – 10.14 broke in 2019, when the APIs it uses went offline.

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