Changelog

1.0.1

• Published builds now cover Classic Era as well as TBC Anniversary. The 1.0 upload was listed for 2.5.6 only, so Era players could not find the addon even though it has always supported 1.15.x.
• Release builds generate a TOC per game flavor rather than collapsing to the single plain Interface value.

1.0 — 2026-09-11

Initial release.

• One-click button that fires your best available self-heal.
• Priority across six categories: spells, healthstones, potions, trinkets, food & tubers, bandages. Reorder, enable, or disable any of them.
• Per-entry enable/disable for everything the character can actually use.
• Mouseover panel (top / right / bottom / left) showing what's up next, how much it heals for, and time remaining on anything still cooling down.
• Healing amounts read from the live client tooltip, with shipped fallback values for Classic Era and TBC items.
• Auto-detects healing consumables in your bags that aren't in the tables.
• Draggable and scalable button, key bindable under Key Bindings.
• /hp list prints the full priority ranking with live cooldowns.
• Flyout re-sorts live so usable options rise and cooling ones sink.
• Items sharing a cooldown collapse to their strongest member, marked +N.
• Macro chains only within one cooldown group, so a click can never fire two actions: a spell and a healthstone are separate cooldowns and both used to fire off one click.
• Left-click chains your items, right-click chains your spells. Split by kind, since only spell → item crosses cooldown tracks and fires both.
• "One click, may spend extra" option restores a single all-in-one press, at the cost of possibly using more than one thing.
• Soulstones no longer read as healing items.
• Current default moved into the flyout header as a non-clickable readout.
• The flyout groups rows by the click that reaches them: the highlighted top entry and the rows under it are left-click, spells sit below a RIGHT-CLICK heading. In one-click mode there is a single chain, so it stays a flat list.
• Button face and flyout header show the best item, not the best entry overall, so they can never advertise a spell that a plain left-click will not fire.
• Opening the options window unlocks the button — gold border, drag to move, clicks suppressed — and closing it locks the button again. No cog, no separate lock setting.
• Button and options window both remember where you put them.
• Sliders for heal text size and font face.
• Spell guard: gates spell lines behind [combat] above a health threshold, so an idle click at full health can't burn a long cooldown.
• Escape closes the options window.
• Three-column options layout.