You can see that MeetingBar is amongst my highest 12-hour power uses. It's notably 6x higher than Meeter, which is a similar application. It is regularly in my top 3 energy users despite using Slack, Signal, and Outlook quite a lot at work. I notice MeetingBar regularly using 40-60% of a CPU core.
Tested on a MacBook Pro M1 Max.
I prefer MeetingBar to Meeter, but the CPU issue is a big turnaway for when I need to just work on documents rather than hardcore coding like in the screenshot.
(In MeetingBar, I love the feature of being able to see my meetings' descriptions from the menu bar to easily open meeting minutes! 1000 IQ play)
Reproduction steps
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Expected behavior
MeetingBar should not use very much energy. It definitely shouldn't be in my top 3 energy users. Frankly, even Meeter's energy usage seems high to me compared to Outlook from my screenshot, which I use constantly.
macOS version
13.2.1
MeetingBar version
4.2.2
Installation source
AppStore
Calendars provider
macOS Calendar app
Bug description
You can see that MeetingBar is amongst my highest 12-hour power uses. It's notably 6x higher than Meeter, which is a similar application. It is regularly in my top 3 energy users despite using Slack, Signal, and Outlook quite a lot at work. I notice MeetingBar regularly using 40-60% of a CPU core.
Tested on a MacBook Pro M1 Max.
I prefer MeetingBar to Meeter, but the CPU issue is a big turnaway for when I need to just work on documents rather than hardcore coding like in the screenshot. (In MeetingBar, I love the feature of being able to see my meetings' descriptions from the menu bar to easily open meeting minutes! 1000 IQ play)
Reproduction steps
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Expected behavior
MeetingBar should not use very much energy. It definitely shouldn't be in my top 3 energy users. Frankly, even Meeter's energy usage seems high to me compared to Outlook from my screenshot, which I use constantly.
Screenshots/screen recordings
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Additional context
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