Belim has released Flyoobe 1.4 with a range of new features, including the introduction of a new executable named flyo.exe, a helper application called spot.exe, support for Windows 10 Consumer ESU enrollment through the abbodi1406 ConsumerESU script, and enhancements to the user interface for the Bee UI. The primary project will proceed under Flyoobe, while Flyby11 will continue to operate as an independent "classic" version.
Belim has announced the release of Flyoobe 1.3 with a new OOBE view, enhanced personalization options, an optimized setup and finalization extension view, a refined header design, improved DPI handling, UI enhancements, and minor bug fixes.
Nodir Temirkhodjaev has announced the release of Fort Firewall 3.19.3, which enables users to incorporate a "Connections" tab, provides alerts regarding save failures, and rectifies statistics by establishing the default current tab.
Nodir Temirkhodjaev has announced the release of Fort Firewall 3.19.2, which includes updates to the UI for ProgramEdit to enhance the display of connections for wildcards and improve traffic selection in statistics.
Fort Firewall 3.19.1 has been released and includes fixes for startup connection clearing, Qt version checks, app search field addition, and program alert closing for program deletion.
A new version of PeaZIP has been released. The new version 10.6.1 is a minor update that features bug fixes, updated translations, and comprehensive revisions of binary components within the packages.
Belim has announced the release of Flyoobe 1.2, which includes new "OOBE" windows designed for customized installations and repairs of Windows 11. It currently supports MCT and Rufus while exploring the possibility of incorporating a native solution. Flyoobe encompasses upgrades, clean installations, and the comprehensive out-of-box experience. Additionally, it enhances ISO mounting capabilities and minimizes RAM consumption. Flyby11 and Flyoobe are set to merge in an upcoming release.
Fort Firewall 3.19.0 has been released and introduces updates to the user interface, featuring the addition of tabs, the capability to terminate processes via the "Kill Process" action, and the removal of the "Convert to Wildcard" menu item.
PeaZip 10.6.0 has been released and introduces a dynamic virtual mode for file/archive browsing, improving performance when displaying large items simultaneously. It also improves archive pre-parsing, makes hiding hidden files easier, and features a search function in Settings. Non-Windows builds can now locate RAR binary and use alternative 7z forks for the .7z format. The browser is updated to 7z 25.01, Pea 1.26, and Zpaqfranz.
Simplewall 3.8.7 has been released and is a maintenance update that addresses various issues, including logical crashes, context menu performance enhancements, locale updates, project SDK updates, and cosmetic improvements.
The new Fort Firewall 3.18.11 release resolves issues related to closed processes handling regression and introduces the capability to adjust row height in UI programs.
Fort Firewall 3.18.10 has been released, featuring a driver fix for the detection of the SvcHost shared service with the "-s" argument, along with an update to SQLite version 3.50.4.
UniGetUI 3.3.1 has been released and now includes the ability to detect problems with files and check their integrity, along with a partly automatic way to resolve these issues. It identifies corruption issues and advises users to initiate repairs. In the event that integrity violations are identified, the UniGetUI installer will be positioned within the installation directory, prompting users to authorize an automated reinstallation procedure. The update addresses crashes, resolves issues related to GitHub cloud backup, and rectifies problems with in-app popups. The update incorporates resolutions for user interface crashes and deadlocks.
Belim has announced the release of another update for Flyoobe, an enhancement to Flyby11 that offers a more intelligent post-upgrade experience that addresses all aspects following the upgrade, including elements that Windows typically conceals or hastily navigates users through.
Fort Firewall 3.18.9 is now available, with the UI checking for wildcard path prefixes and updating QCustomPlot to version 2.1.1.
Fort Firewall 3.18.8 has been released, featuring fixes for connection direction, reworked paths handling, an alert popup on startup, and SQLite update to 3.50.3.
Flyby11 has been rebranded as FlyOobe (pronounced "fly-oh-bee") to guarantee its functionality and updates beyond Windows 10. The application is now thoroughly integrated into the new "Out-Of-Box Experience" (OOBE), known as OobeLux, which features Flyby11. FlyOobe assists users in configuring and personalizing their systems post-upgrade. This includes account setup, application adjustments, Windows updates, debloating, and fine-tuning the user interface and overall experience, among other features. The application is compatible with Windows 10 and demonstrates enhanced intelligence compared to Flyby11 release 3.0. It features automatic compatibility checks that operate in the background, and users can directly request assistance from Copilot. FlyOobe represents a natural progression from Flyby11, enabling users to maintain access to the application following their upgrade to Windows 11.
UniGetUI 3.3.1, MSIX beta 1, has been released and introduces changes to ensure executable integrity. Users will be migrated to MSIX or reverted based on the beta release. The files include UniGetUI.Installer.exe, UniGetUI.x64.Msix, and UniGetUI.x64.Msix. The changes may require dependencies to be installed. The release includes raw binary files for portable installations.
The third test release for Fort Firewall 3.18.8 is available, fixing connection direction, reworking paths, showing alert pop-ups, and updating SQLite to 3.50.3.
UniGetUI 3.3.0 has been released, featuring a range of updates, including default installation options, pre/post-install/update/uninstall commands, as well as cloud package backup and restore functionalities. The release was expected to be named 3.2.1, but it has been named 3.3.0 instead.
The update features enhancements to InstallOptions dialogs, advancements in WinGet source management, and refinements to the toolbar. Security enhancements involve the default restriction of specific features, which can be enabled through toggles that necessitate a UAC prompt for modification. Bundles will display a security report when potentially hazardous settings are detected, and certain command-injection vulnerabilities arising from custom command-line arguments have been addressed. The release encompasses bug fixes, enhancements to local icon detection code comments, pre-install and post-install operations, among other updates.
