@emil It works! I don't know if it was significant or not, but I logged out of the Flic App on all devices, and logged into another user account. Then I reset the Flic hub, first by pushing the reset button for about 13 seconds. The orange light went out completely. Then I power cycled it, and held the reset button for another 4-5 seconds until it started blinking. Added Flic 2 and enabled Homekit support. I don't know what made it work this time, but I suspect that the new user account forced the app to ask for new network permissions. At least that's my qualified guess 🙂

Andreas

@emil Thank you for the suggestions. However, I have no extra router or firewall in between, and multicast DNS (Bonjour) is not blocked. I can see the "hap" service running on the Flic hub, but the Home app somehow doesn't. When I enable Homekit for a button, there is no notification regarding access to the local network, access to Homekit data, or anything else for that matter. It just switches to the Homekit button interface momentarily (clearly not working as intended, in other words) 🙂

Andras

@emil Hello. I have tried to re-add my Flic LR hub (and Flic 2) since october without any luck.

I have reset the hub at least 50 times (pin hole button, 13-15 seconds) and the hub is resetting OK. Then I add a Flic 2 button and receive a message saying the hub's firmware needs to be upgraded, which I do. The firmware upgrade is successful (3.0.12), but when I try to "Add to homekit" from the button configuration, the hub (and button) is not seen by HomeKit/Apple Home, and I never get any notifications regarding the Flic Hub requiring access to Homekit or network (that only happened once, the first time I went through this setup). There is no mention of Apple Home in the Flic app settings either.

I've also tried to add a new home in the Apple Home app. I have the latest iOS (15.x) installed on both iPhone and iPad. I have an iPad and Apple TV (also latest TvOS) configured as Home hubs. I've also removed the Flic app from all devices, and reinstalled it. No luck whatsoever. Any ideas?

Andreas

😀

This action simply toggles macOS dark mode on and off....or light mode off and on, it depends if your glass is half full or half empty.

Toggle macOS Dark mode (ZIP)

Anyways...long story short: it switches to the opposite of the current mode when the Flic is clicked. There, I said it!

Unzip and place the folder inside:

~/Library/Application\ Scripts/com.shortcutlabs.FlicMac/

Tea spoon version, just in case:

• Copy folder
• Open Flic app
• Click "Plugins" menu, "Show Folder"
• ⌘ + v (Paste) and click Yes if Finder is nagging

Screenshot:

Hello,

• I have written quite a collection of plugins for Flic. However, it would be so much easier to browse the user plugins if it was possible to use custom icons for each plugin, instead of the generic gear image (screenshot 1)
  

Do you have any suggestions to how to accomplish that?

• Will there be a macOS Mojave updated version of the Flic App? The menu bar icon is invisible with "Dark Mode" activated, and the interface in Notification Center is light/white regardless of dark/light mode (screenshot 2).
  

Hi,

Just wanted to mention that I bought a Bluetooth USB adapter at Clas Ohlson recently, that is working 100% on my Raspberry PI and both of my Macs (running macOS High Sierra).

My Macs are relatively new (2014 & 2016) so they both have Bluetooth LE, but I just wanted to give it a try, since the instruction manual & box clearly stated that ONLY Windows was supported.

Very misleading, considering the fact that it worked out of the box, on every single device I have 🙂

Andreas