UniGetUI 3.2.1 beta 2 has been released with enhancements in elevator command generation, custom package targeting, PowerShell7 integration, crash resolutions, package installer challenges, package uninstallation concerns, and introduces a new signing certificate.
Belim has released CrapFixer 1.17.177, which introduces general enhancements for Windows 11 Build 26100.4484, including the activation of system hibernation for disk space optimization and the removal of hiberfil.sys. It enhances privacy through the activation of activity history, provides control through registry or group policy, and improves system responsiveness by turning off visual effects.
Fort Firewall 3.18.4 has been released and includes adding an "Inline Zones" flag to rules, adding the "Switch Window Visibility" flag to tray options, and sorting rules by name in programs.
Fort Firewall 3.18.3 has been released with a range of enhancements, featuring timer menu actions, options for copying paths and opening folders, updates to connections and ConfZoneManager, an upgrade to SQLite 3.50.1, and the implementation of GPG signature signing for installers.
The first beta of UniGetUI 3.2.1 has been released and features several updates, including default install options for each package manager, commands for pre-update and uninstall processes, and the capability to terminate processes. It additionally restricts custom command-line arguments, presents security reports, and enhances the error message for absent files.
Belim has announced the release of Flyby11 2.6, which introduces an experimental upgrade mode that circumvents compatibility and driver checks. This feature enables users to transfer drivers from their existing system to the new installation. The Insider build resolves concerns such as the availability of Hebrew as a UI language and the reorganization of the "Troubleshoot compatibility issues" option. Users of the standard 2.5 release do not automatically include this feature, which requires the separate download of the Flyby11 Insider Asset.
Belim has released CrapFixer 1.16.156, which now offers recursive analysis as well as fix and restore operations from any feature tree node. The preview feature has been integrated into the analyze function, and enhancements have been made to the app startup process to improve performance and stability. The user interface has been enhanced with updated accent colors, a streamlined header, and the inclusion of a GitHub Octocat icon.
PeaZip 10.5.0 has been released and represents a notable advancement in the file manager, enhancing archive browsing and editing capabilities while introducing new functionalities. The software now accommodates all file browser styles and icon sizes on macOS, enabling users to navigate NTFS Alternate Data Streams on Windows.
CrapFixer 1.15.137 has been released. The app now respects the default browser, allowing users to access internal web links in Edge. The update also improves the Tools section UI and fixes minor bugs. Currently, the focus is on maintaining current features, but a custom import function is on the roadmap.
Belim has announced the release of CrapFixer 1.14.125.
CrapFixer 1.13.103 has been released, incorporating enhancements to address memory leaks, an improved CFEnhancer plugin, updated default icons, bug fixes for the F1-triggered feature help, as well as minor UI improvements and optimizations.
Fort Firewall 3.18.2 has been released, introducing rules to add the "Tray Menu" flag, updating icons, and updating SQLite to 3.50.0.
The release of Visual Studio Code 1.100.3 addresses a bug where properties of undefined are not readable.
CrapFixer 1.12.92 has been released and showcases a refined user interface, characterized by improved contrast, depth, and a nostalgic appeal. The update introduces icon support, optimized DPI scaling, an enhanced update check mechanism, and the capability to utilize multiple fonts for log and console windows. The interface may seem minimal at first, but it can be enhanced with updated icons.
CrapFixer 1.11.71 has been released with a new retro version.
Fort Firewall 3.18.1 has been released, featuring the capability to set custom icons in the ProgramEdit and incorporating tooltips in the Options section.
CrapFixer 1.10.58 is the latest iteration of this individual initiative, dedicated to optimizing the performance of Windows by removing unnecessary files. It features a new plugins gallery view, a complete Windows version, and enhanced build display, along with improved app/bloatware detection and search capabilities, as well as minor UI adjustments.
Fort Firewall 3.18.0 has been released and includes bug fixes for password handling, program names, obsolete tracks, traffic graphs, and Explorer integration, improving user experience and compatibility with Windows 11.
CrapFixer 1.6 has been enhanced with expanded functionalities, featuring "native eXecution" (NX) plugins for direct Reg scripting in PowerShell. The application launch process has been refined to guarantee a more seamless experience. CrapFixer now retains its previous position on the desktop.
Belim has released CrapFixer 1.5, which introduces a range of enhancements, featuring a new app icon, user interface options to disable Bing Search integration, artificial intelligence capabilities to disable Click to Do, and support for the CFEnhancer plugin to showcase all applications within the system. Plugins are now accessible for direct opening and editing, and a help button has been incorporated. The plugin analysis has transitioned to asynchronous processing, and the code has been refined for smaller .exes.
