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.
Fort Firewall 3.17.9 has been released and fixes window opacity handling in traffic graph and allows users to disable "Windows11" and "WindowsVista" styles for 32-bit installers.
Belim has released CrapFixer 1.2, featuring a range of enhancements and corrections. The CFEnhancer Plugin has been updated to support external and extended signatures, and it now enables app exclusion from search results through a whitelist system. Enhancements have been implemented for Windows 11 24H2, ensuring improved stability, and application settings now save automatically. Enhancements have been implemented in the online log analyzer tool.
Simplewall 3.8.6.1 has been released and is a maintenance release that resolves issues #1977, #1979, and #1958, which include corrected errors, startup crashes, and crash dumps.
Fort Firewall 3.17.8 has been released, offering options to address the Windows 11 style, incorporate Windows Vista and Windows styles, modify traffic statistics, and adjust the tray color for Block LAN Traffic.
Belim has released CrapFixer 1.1, featuring the app name presented in CamelCase for enhanced readability and branding. The application has introduced a new LogActionsController, enhanced the Log Analyzer Online, and implemented automatic pasting from the clipboard. The application startup time has been enhanced through refactoring and optimized RAM utilization.
Visual Studio Code 1.100.2 has been released, featuring several updates, such as the removal of words beginning with or from chat requests, the identification of potential bugs, and the resolution of high-priority issues. The changes include fixing problems with how environment variables that have URLs with special characters are handled, issues that have come back after being fixed before, and difficulties with starting processes, handling ptys, shutting down, and process leaks.
The release of Crapfixer 1.0 enables online log analysis, akin to HijackThis. The app now allows users to copy and paste logs for analysis, providing a detailed output for sharing. Additional changes include an AI feature to remove "Ask Copilot" from the context menu and an improved update-checking mechanism.
Belim has released Crapfixer 0.60, introducing new features including an internal Plugin Manager, a preview feature, and enhanced app portability. The update incorporates a preview feature, "Enable End Task," within the Windows 11 taskbar context menu, along with the IniStateManager for saving window size.
Fort Firewall 3.17.7 has been released, featuring improved statistics, redesigned traffic views, access to original program entries, enhanced backup options, connection duplication, and an update to SQLite version 3.49.2.
Belim has released Crapfixer 0.55, now including an online update check, improved stable commits, and adjustments regarding the release timing of TidyOS and Crapfixer, in addition to options pages and user interface enhancements.
Microsoft has released the April 2025 release of Visual Studio Code, which features a range of updates, such as enhanced chat performance, quicker responses to repeated requests, and accelerated edits in agent mode. The editor experience has been enhanced, making it simpler to identify staged changes.
A new Open Shell Menu 4.4.196 pre-release has been released, which includes ARM64 support and ExplorerPatcher compatibility.
UniGetUI 3.2.0 has been released and features an updated navigation bar, an enhanced filters panel, and optimized page fragmentation. The update features improved page fragmentation, enhanced navigation, and optimized package lists.
The layout of the package lists has been enhanced, and certain local packages now feature icons for improved visibility. Proxy support has been implemented, and the option to pause automatic package updates is now available when the battery saver is activated. The installation options dialog has been enhanced to be responsive and now features a clickable close button. Launch times have improved, and RAM usage has decreased. Additional internal enhancements comprise the addition of a back button to the title bar and the transition from NancyFx to ASP.NET for the background API.
Belim has released Crapfixer 0.50, featuring a complete migration of the codebase from VB.NET to C#, along with a classic WinForms application. The user interface has undergone a redesign, allowing for the integration of advanced or external bloatware signatures. You can now directly execute actions from the context menu and enjoy enhanced feature assistance.
Cairo Desktop version 0.4.407 has been released, resolving multiple issues related to the taskbar. The update features modifications to the animations for minimizing and restoring windows, permits the adjustment of the primary taskbar button location, and activates the Windows key to open the Programs menu while using Cairo as the shell.
This update also resolves various taskbar issues, including the incorrect display of tasks when switching between virtual desktops, the closure of tasks without foreground prompts, the ability for disabled windows to minimize, and focus problems when minimizing a window via the taskbar. The update resolves issues related to Cairo's improper behavior following Explorer restarts, the absence of newly added monitors on Windows 11, and the restoration of the default file manager within Cairo Settings. The update enhances performance on Windows 8 and later versions, eliminates restrictions that hinder the activation of the notification area when the taskbar is disabled, and incorporates translations for Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, German, and Russian.
Belim has announced the release of Crapfixer 0.40, introducing a new feature that enables users to scan for application updates using Winget and upgrade them directly through Fix. The analysis process is now asynchronous and more efficient.
