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version 19.5.8 ~ March 14th 2026 Update for: K-Lite Codec Pack 19.4.0 and newer (Basic/Standard/Full/Mega) Changelog: Updated MPC-HC to version 2.6.3.17 Updated LAV Filters to version 0.81-7-g8c4ee Updated MediaInfo Lite to version 26.01

Version 146.0.3856.59: March 13, 2026 (Stable)Release SummaryCategory Description Feature Updates New features and enhancements for the browser. Policy Updates Updated policies for better security and usability. Security Stable channel security updates are listed here. AnnouncementCollections retirement. Microsoft will begin retiring Collections. A banner will be shown to existing Collections users, and users will no longer be able to add new items to Collections. To keep saved content, users can export it or move all pages to Favorites. For more information, see Organize your ideas with Collections in Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Edge supported operating systems for macOS. Edge version 150 is currently planned to be the last release that supports macOS 12 (Monterey). Under this plan, Edge version 151 or later will require macOS 13 (Ventura) or later. Migration to improved V2 architecture for Workspaces. Workspaces, introduced in Edge in 2022, allows users to create durable sets of tabs that can be saved and shared with others. To improve reliability and performance of this feature, the following changes are being made: Migrating data for saved Workspaces from OneDrive/SharePoint to the Edge Sync service. Removing the collaboration/share functionality of this feature. For organizations who have disabled Sync through policy, the existing v1 Workspace data will still be migrated to the new architecture. New v2 Workspaces created after migration will not sync across devices and will remain local to each device. This update began rolling out in Edge Stable version 145 and continues rolling out in Edge Stable version 146. For more information, see Getting started with Microsoft Edge Workspaces. Custom primary password deprecation. In Microsoft Edge 146, users will no longer be able to create a new custom primary password in Edge Settings (edge://settings/autofill/passwords/settings). Users who already have a custom primary password configured will see a warning that the feature will not be available starting June 4, 2026. On June 4, 2026, users still using a custom primary password will automatically be migrated to device authentication. FixesFixed an issue on Windows that could cause tabs to be discarded unexpectedly on high-memory devices. Feature UpdatesThird-party storage partitioning policy updates. The ThirdPartyStoragePartitioningBlockedForOrigins and DefaultThirdPartyStoragePartitioningSetting policies were deprecated in Microsoft Edge version 140 and are now obsolete. They no longer function after Microsoft Edge version 145. The replacement for these policies is usage of the requestStorageAccess method. For more information, see requestStorageAccess() method - Web APIs. New Local Network Access policies. With Microsoft Edge 146 Stable, the following policies are available to mitigate scenarios where Local Network Access restrictions affect cross-origin iframes: LocalNetworkAccessIpAddressSpaceOverrides – Allows defining a given address range as public, local, or loopback. LocalNetworkAccessPermissionsPolicyDefaultEnabled – Allows cross-origin iframes to inherit the local network access permission defined through the LocalNetworkAllowedForUrls policy for top-level hosts or domains. For more information, see Adapting your website for new Local Network Access restrictions in Microsoft Edge. Enterprise New Tab Page experience. Microsoft Edge for Business introduces a modern experience for the New Tab Page (NTP). Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. If you don't see this feature, check back as we continue the rollout. Copilot New Tab Page. Search, chat, and explore the web from one search box with Copilot-suggested actions and curated work content to help users get things done faster on the refreshed Copilot New Tab Page. Note: This experience is in public preview and can be enabled via the Edge management service in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. General availability is expected in early April. For more information, see Configuring Copilot Mode. Desktop Visual Search. Users can quickly send images to Bing Visual Search from the Edge Desktop Search Bar to identify images, people, animals, and shows; extract, copy, and translate text while preserving formatting. This feature can also help discover products, recipes, locations, and more. This feature is available on Windows devices. Admins can control availability using the VisualSearchEnabled policy. Tracking prevention when browsing InPrivate. Microsoft Edge is unifying the tracking prevention experience between standard browsing and InPrivate windows. The toggle allowing users to select Strict tracking prevention specifically for InPrivate browsing will be removed. Previously available in edge://settings/privacy/trackingPrevention and the InPrivate New Tab Page, this toggle will no longer appear. InPrivate browsing will now use the same tracking prevention setting as normal browsing windows. Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. Improvements to site permissions user interfaces. Site permissions have been redesigned to better align with user expectations. Improvements include changes to the Omnibox and Page Info dialog, and permissions are easier to review and modify in Settings. Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. If you don't see this feature, check back as we continue our rollout. Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat support for multiple open tabs. Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat in Edge will soon be able to answer contextual questions about a user's open window. This extends the existing capability which can only access the open page. All existing user settings and policies and DLP considerations will continue to be respected. Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. If you don't see this feature, check back as we continue our rollout Ground Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat in Edge for Business in your open YouTube videos. Get relevant answers and insights about your open YouTube videos in Copilot Chat in Edge. Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. If you don't see this feature, check back as we continue our rollout. Removal of “Passwords” from Clear Browsing Data. Microsoft Edge is simplifying the Clear browsing data experience edge://settings/privacy/clearBrowsingData by removing the Passwords from the list of data types that can be cleared. This update addresses feedback that users were unintentionally deleting their saved passwords when clearing their browsing history, leading to confusion and sign‑in issues. Users can continue to manage, edit, or delete passwords directly from edge://settings/autofill/passwords. Private IP. Private IP expands the capabilities of Edge Secure Network. Edge Secure Network functions as a VPN that helps users securely connect to the internet. Trackers embedded in websites often monitor browsing activity and infer location from IP addresses. Private IP uses Tracking Prevention block lists to reroute known trackers through Secure Network, helping obscure the user's IP address. Edge Secure Network is not currently available for managed devices. Note: This is a controlled feature rollout. If you don't see this feature, check back as we continue our rollout. Policy UpdatesNew policiesLocalNetworkAccessIpAddressSpaceOverrides - Override IP address space mappings LocalNetworkAccessPermissionsPolicyDefaultEnabled - Allow Local Network Access (LNA) requests in subframes without explicit delegation LocalNetworkAllowedForUrls - Allow sites to make network requests to local network endpoints LocalNetworkBlockedForUrls - Block sites from making network requests to local network endpoints LoopbackNetworkAllowedForUrls - Allow sites to make network requests to the local device LoopbackNetworkBlockedForUrls - Block sites from making network requests to the local device PreferSlowCiphers - Prefer specific encryption cipher algorithms for TLS PreferSlowKexAlgorithms - Prefer specific key exchange algorithms for TLS StandardizedBrowserZoomEnabled - Enable standardized browser zoom behavior WarnBeforeQuittingEnabled - Show a warning dialog when the user attempts to quit Obsolete policiesDefaultThirdPartyStoragePartitioningSetting - Default setting for third-party storage partitioning (obsolete) ThirdPartyStoragePartitioningBlockedForOrigins - Disable third-party storage partitioning for specific top-level origins (obsolete) Note For the latest web platform features and updates, see the Microsoft Edge 146 web platform release notes (Mar. 2026).

QOwnNotes is a versatile open-source note-taking application that goes beyond simple text storage by offering robust task and to-do management features. Designed for users who value organization and productivity, QOwnNotes allows you to create, manage, and track tasks directly within your notes. Its seamless integration with Nextcloud ensures that your to-do lists are always synchronized across devices, providing a consistent workflow whether you’re on a desktop or mobile device. With QOwnNotes, managing tasks becomes intuitive and efficient. Users can prioritize tasks, set deadlines, and categorize activities, transforming ordinary notes into actionable plans. This combination of note-taking and task management makes QOwnNotes a powerful tool for both personal and professional productivity. Understanding Task and To-Do ManagementIntroduction to Task and To-Do ManagementTask and to-do management is the process of organizing, prioritizing, and tracking the tasks and responsibilities you need to complete. It helps individuals and teams stay productive, focused, and efficient by providing a clear overview of what needs to be done and when. Importance of Task ManagementEnhanced Productivity: Helps in completing tasks efficiently by reducing wasted time. Prioritization: Allows you to focus on the most critical tasks first. Stress Reduction: Keeps you organized and reduces the feeling of being overwhelmed. Accountability: Ensures that responsibilities are tracked and completed on time. Types of TasksPersonal Tasks: Tasks related to daily life or personal goals. Work or Professional Tasks: Tasks related to job responsibilities or projects. Recurring Tasks: Tasks that repeat regularly, such as weekly reports or reminders. One-time Tasks: Tasks that need to be done only once. Components of a To-Do ListTask Name or Description: A clear and concise statement of the task. Due Date/Deadline: When the task should be completed. Priority Level: Indicates the urgency or importance of the task. Status/Progress: Tracks whether the task is pending, in progress, or completed. Notes/Details: Additional information to help complete the task effectively. Methods of Task ManagementManual Lists: Using notebooks or planners to jot down tasks. Digital Tools: Apps and software like QOwnNotes, Todoist, or Microsoft To Do. Kanban Boards: Visual task tracking using boards like Trello. Calendars and Schedulers: Scheduling tasks based on time slots. Benefits of Effective Task ManagementTime Management: Helps in allocating time efficiently. Improved Focus: Reduces distractions by keeping tasks organized. Better Collaboration: Teams can track shared tasks and deadlines. Goal Achievement: Makes it easier to achieve short-term and long-term goals. Common ChallengesProcrastination: Delaying tasks despite having a list. Overloading: Assigning too many tasks at once. Poor Prioritization: Focusing on low-priority tasks first. Lack of Tracking: Not updating task status regularly. Tips for Effective To-Do ManagementBreak large tasks into smaller, manageable steps. Set realistic deadlines and stick to them. Use priority labels (high, medium, low). Review and update your task list daily. Combine digital tools with manual methods if needed. Native Task Management Features in QOwnNotesIntroduction to Task Management in QOwnNotesQOwnNotes is not just a note-taking app; it also offers built-in task management capabilities. Users can organize their tasks, track progress, and integrate them directly with their notes for seamless productivity. Creating TasksSimple Task Creation: Tasks can be created using markdown checkboxes (- [ ] Task) directly in your notes. Inline Tasks: You can add tasks inside your notes, keeping related information together. Task Status TrackingCheckbox System: Each task can be marked as completed or pending using checkboxes. Progress Monitoring: Users can easily see completed versus pending tasks at a glance. Due Dates and SchedulingDate Integration: Tasks can include due dates using a markdown-compatible format. Automatic Reminders: Integration with calendar apps allows you to get notifications for upcoming tasks. Tagging and CategorizationCustom Tags: Users can assign tags to tasks for easier filtering and searching. Categories and Projects: Group tasks under specific projects or categories to stay organized. Task Filtering and SortingFilter by Status: Quickly view pending, completed, or overdue tasks. Sort by Priority or Date: Tasks can be arranged by importance or deadline. Integration with NotesLinked Notes and Tasks: Tasks can be associated with specific notes for context. Contextual Productivity: View tasks alongside the notes they relate to for better planning. Search and Task ManagementGlobal Task Search: Find tasks across all notes using keywords or tags. Quick Access: Navigate directly to tasks without scrolling through all notes. Automation and Scripting (Optional)Custom Scripts: Advanced users can automate recurring tasks using QOwnNotes scripts. Template Tasks: Create task templates for repetitive workflows. Cross-Platform SynchronizationNextcloud Integration: Tasks synced via Nextcloud are accessible across multiple devices. Consistent Updates: Changes made on one device reflect instantly on all connected devices. Advantages of Native Task ManagementNo need for a separate task management app. Tasks are integrated directly into your note-taking workflow. Lightweight, fast, and fully customizable. Integration with External To-Do AppsOverviewIntegration with external to-do apps allows users to connect their primary application (like a note-taking app) with third-party task management tools. This ensures tasks, reminders, and notes are synchronized across platforms, creating a seamless workflow. BenefitsCentralized Task Management: View and manage all tasks in one place without switching apps. Improved Productivity: Automatic synchronization reduces manual updates and errors. Custom Workflows: Combine note-taking and task-tracking to match personal or team productivity styles. Supported To-Do AppsPopular integrations often include: Todoist Microsoft To Do Trello Asana How Integration WorksAPI Connection: The note-taking app connects to the to-do app via an API. Authentication: Users log in to the external app securely to authorize access. Sync Options: Tasks can be synced one-way (from notes to to-do app) or two-way (both apps stay updated). Key FeaturesTask Creation from Notes: Convert highlighted text or notes into actionable tasks. Due Date & Priority Sync: Keep deadlines and priorities consistent across platforms. Notifications & Reminders: Receive alerts from the connected to-do app directly in the primary app. Use CasesPersonal Productivity: Keep a unified task list while maintaining detailed notes. Team Collaboration: Teams can track tasks from shared notes in project management apps. Project Planning: Combine project notes and actionable tasks without duplication. LimitationsSome integrations may have limited features depending on the app. Real-time synchronization may depend on app API constraints. Users may need to manage permissions carefully for security. Using Markdown for Task ManagementMarkdown, a lightweight markup language, is widely used for writing formatted text in a simple and readable way. It can also be effectively leveraged for managing tasks, tracking progress, and organizing work efficiently. Introduction to Markdown for TasksMarkdown allows users to create plain text files that are easy to read and edit. Its simplicity makes it ideal for task management, especially when combined with tools like QOwnNotes, Obsidian, or GitHub. Tasks can be listed, prioritized, and updated without complex software.2. Creating Task Lists Markdown supports task lists using checkboxes. Use – [ ] to create an incomplete task. Use – [x] to mark a task as complete. Example: – [ ] Buy groceries – [x] Submit report – [ ] Call the client Organizing Tasks with HeadingsHeadings in Markdown (#, ##, ###) help categorize tasks. For instance: # Work Tasks – [ ] Finish project proposal – [ ] Attend team meeting # Personal Tasks – [ ] Go for a run – [ ] Read a book Prioritizing TasksYou can prioritize tasks using symbols or labels: – [ ] 🔴 High Priority: Complete tax filing – [ ] 🟡 Medium Priority: Clean the house – [ ] 🟢 Low Priority: Watch tutorial video Adding Deadlines and NotesMarkdown allows you to include dates, notes, or details next to tasks for better clarity. – [ ] Submit assignment (Due: Jan 25) – [ ] Call plumber – check for leak in kitchen Nested TasksYou can create subtasks under a main task using indentation: – [ ] Plan vacation – [ ] Book flights – [ ] Reserve hotel – [ ] Prepare itinerary Silent installation https://www.mediafire.com/file/vnxtprcs5uc6390/QOwnNotes+26.3.10+Silent+Install.7z/file https://transfer.it/t/u1EYQBsDCZiQ

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Floorp v12.11.0 Release NotesRelease notes tell you what's new in Floorp. Your feedback The Floorp Projects welcomes. You can submit bug report and new feature code on GitHub, and check the Floorp of source code used for this release. We would like to express our special thanks to all the developers, users, and contributors who contributed to this release. "About Floorp" dialog has been visually refreshed New 'About Floorp' dialog Chrome extension support is now integrated into the standard release! Chrome extension support, previously exclusive to Floorp Flasco, is now available in the standard Floorp browser. When you open the Chrome Web Store in Floorp, an "Add to Floorp" button will be displayed. Please note that since Firefox and Chrome use different APIs, some extensions may not install or work correctly. Fixed issues with Chrome extension installation from Chrome Web Store Fixed editor state issues when switching between notes in Floorp Notes Fixed mouse gesture trail visibility issue when "Show gesture trail" is disabled Fixed z-index not being applied correctly to sidebar when using Tree Style Tab Fixed incorrect content displayed when blocking website URLs in new tabs Fixed account info not displaying correctly in Floorp Hub

Looks like people are still interested in my customised stripped down OS'es which i released back in 2024. By the way can i post customised OS'es here in this forum in a new thread, Does the forum rules allow to do this ? regards

March 12, 2026 https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/10.0/10.0.5/10.0.5.md?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website

Opera stable has been updated to version: 128.0.5807.66 Key highlights: New sidebar options (available in Early Bird): Gemini in the sidebar Google Translate in the sidebar YouTube in the sidebar Context menu updates: updated entries for Tab Islands and Split Screen (Group: New Tab / Create Tab Island / Create Split Screen). Sidebar settings cleanup: messenger apps in sidebar settings split into two sections. Fixed multiple crash issues, including: macOS crash when Opera is started by the netinstaller Crash when running the Opera binary from terminal without starting the browser process Netflix: addressed issues caused by the Skip button. Warn on Quit (Windows): “You have X tabs open” message missing on smaller screens Instagram in sidebar: Fixed issue that lead to panel refreshing every time you open it. Help and onboarding links: Improved Start Page and sidebar guidance so “How do I do that?” / “How does it work?” links open the correct localized content and jump to the intended section and corrected the Gemini help link destination.

V5.22.0 2026.3.11 1 Update Python to version 3.12 2 Add the module for CAJ to PDF 3 Add various document conversion to MD file format 4 Add video conversion to m3u8 format 5 Fix some issues

Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 8.0.25 update Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 9.14. Update Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 10.0.4 Update

PDFCreator 6.2.2 is out Introducing PDFCreator 6.2.2. We ask that you please update to this latest version, as it resolves a setup issue that causes earlier versions (6.2.0 and 6.2.1) to crash when displaying the release notes. Apart from the fixes listed below, this version is functionally identical to 6.2.0 and 6.2.1. Download PDFCreator 6.2.2 Bugs fixedFixed a setup crash that occurred when displaying release notes for all 6.2 versions. Please update PDFCreator 6.2.0 and 6.2.1 to version 6.2.2, as the earlier setups will crash when showing the 6.2.2 release notes. Note: Apart from the bug fixes below, version 6.2.2 is functionally identical to 6.2.0 and 6.2.1. Resolved an issue where files contained broken characters and unwanted empty pages, when their preview had not finished loading. PDFCreator Custom: Fixed an issue that prevented conversions from the Windows context menu. PDFCreator Custom: Updated the Images2PDF parameter for the installer. PDFCreator Professional, PDFCreator Terminal Server and PDFCreator Custom Fixed the priority support on the last setup page. COM Interface: Fixed an issue where converting to an existing document always merged files. The new default is to overwrite existing files, but this behavior can be changed via settings again. OtherReviewed and updated the COM interface examples and documentation in the User Guide.

10.0.4 Release notes Latest release date March 10, 2026https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/10.0/10.0.4/10.0.4.md?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website

8.0.25 Security patch Tooltip: This release contains fixes for security issues. If using an older patch release, you should upgrade to get these fixes. Release notes Latest release date March 10, 2026 GitHubcore/release-notes/8.0/8.0.25/8.0.25.md at main · dotnet/....NET news, announcements, release notes, and more! - dotnet/core

9.0.14 Release notes Latest release date March 10, 2026 https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/9.0/9.0.14/9.0.14.md?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website

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What's new in 7-Zip 26.00:improved code for ZIP, CPIO, RAR, UFD, QCOW, Compound. 7-Zip File Manager: improved sorting order of the file list. It uses file name as secondary sorting key. 7-Zip File Manager: improved Benchmark to support systems with more than 64 CPU threads. the bug was fixed: 7-Zip could not correctly extract TAR archives containing sparse files. some bugs were fixed.

Changes in Brave 1.87.192 (Chromium 145.0.7632.160):Upgraded Chromium to 145.0.7632.160. (Changelog for 145.0.7632.160) Changes in Brave 1.87.191 (Chromium 145.0.7632.120):Upgraded Chromium to 145.0.7632.120. (Changelog for 145.0.7632.120)

Version 145.0.3800.97: March 6, 2026 (Stable)Release Summary egory Description Fixes Fixed various bugs and performance issues. Security Stable channel security updates are listed here. Improved reliabilityFixed a browser crash that occurred when the DefaultCookiesSetting policy was enabled and a user entered text in the Settings search box (edge://settings).

AIMP v5.40.2709 (07.03.2026)Plugins: WebLyrics - providers list has been updated Fixed: audio converter - MP3 - ignores value of target sampling rate setting, the rate was chosen by the codec Fixed: audio converter - validation issue when renaming a file Fixed: sound engine - DirectSound - does not switch to other device automatically Fixed: Sound engine - VST - changing the sample rate was ignored by some plugins. Fixed: sound engine - VST - some transcoding configuration lead to memory corruption Fixed: player - internet radio - information about playing track is not updated in certain cases Fixed: player - internet radio - does not show covers from FLAC streams Fixed: player - the playing track jumps back on saving changes in tags Fixed: playlist - an error occurs when creating a new group for playlist if the playlist is already in any group Fixed: tag editor - incorrect entries sorting by track number column if track total is defined Fixed: tag editor - always re-encode album art to PNG format Fixed: tag editor - FLAC - value of AlbumArtist tag field is not visible in Mp3tag app Fixed: issues from incoming crash-reports

version 19.5.5 March 3rd 2026 Changelog: Updated MPC-HC to version 2.6.3.0 Updated LAV Filters to version 0.81-6-gb54d5 Updated MediaInfo Lite to version 26.01

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The Stable channel has been updated to 145.0.7632.159/160 for Windows/Mac and 145.0.7632.159 for Linux, which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the Log Security Fixes and Rewards Note: Access to bug details and links may be kept restricted until a majority of users are updated with a fix. We will also retain restrictions if the bug exists in a third party library that other projects similarly depend on, but haven’t yet fixed. This update includes 10 security fixes. Please see the Chrome Security Page for more information. [$33,000][485622239] Critical CVE-2026-3536: Integer overflow in ANGLE. Reported by cinzinga on 2026-02-18 [$32,000][474266014] Critical CVE-2026-3537: Object lifecycle issue in PowerVR. Reported by Zhihua Yao of KunLun Lab on 2026-01-08 [TBD][484983991] Critical CVE-2026-3538: Integer overflow in Skia. Reported by Symeon Paraschoudis on 2026-02-17 [TBD][483853098] High CVE-2026-3539: Object lifecycle issue in DevTools. Reported by Zhenpeng (Leo) Lin at depthfirst on 2026-02-12 [TBD][484088917] High CVE-2026-3540: Inappropriate implementation in WebAudio. Reported by Davi Antônio Cruz on 2026-02-14 [TBD][484811719] High CVE-2026-3541: Inappropriate implementation in CSS. Reported by Syn4pse on 2026-02-16 [TBD][485152421] High CVE-2026-3542: Inappropriate implementation in WebAssembly. Reported by qymag1c on 2026-02-17 [TBD][485267831] High CVE-2026-3543: Inappropriate implementation in V8. Reported by qymag1c on 2026-02-18 [TBD][485683110] High CVE-2026-3544: Heap buffer overflow in WebCodecs. Reported by c6eed09fc8b174b0f3eebedcceb1e792 on 2026-02-19 [TBD][487383169] High CVE-2026-3545: Insufficient data validation in Navigation. Reported by Google on 2026-02-24 We would also like to thank all security researchers that worked with us during the development cycle to prevent security bugs from ever reaching the stable channel. Many of our security bugs are detected using AddressSanitizer, MemorySanitizer, UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer, Control Flow Integrity, libFuzzer, or AFL. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how here. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug. The community help forum is also a great place to reach out for help or learn about common issues.

Anyone have any of my old addons? I'm going to be getting back into making them... Thanks for any help with this....

February 12 2025:Cheat Engine 7.6 Released for public:

Winzard-PIWInspired by the philosophy of WPI, Winzard-PIW is a modular post-install tool for Windows 10/11 designed to automate software deployment after a clean installation. The goal is not to replace WPI, but to explore a modern structured workflow adapted to current Windows environments ConceptPIW focuses on: Local (offline) execution Modular catalogue-based configuration Clear separation between configuration and deployment Transparent script-driven behavior No installer redistribution. No hidden background activity. All actions are user-triggered and executed locally. ArchitectureThe project is divided into two components: PIW-BuilderGenerates structured JSON catalogues Handles silent switch detection (local analysis inspired by USSF logic, with optional metadata fallback when available) Prepares reproducible configuration profiles PIW-DeployInstalls EXE / MSI applications Deploys portable applications Executes based on selected JSON profiles This separation keeps the architecture clean and easier to maintain. Current StatusVersion: v1.5.1 Alpha Recent improvements: Complete Builder / Deploy separation Improved silent detection pipeline Removal of legacy wrappers Cleaned folder structure Fully English interface A local stress test (29 applications) was completed successfully, validating the full workflow from detection to deployment. Development LogThis topic will also serve as a development log for future updates. Upcoming areas of exploration include: Optional .reg support (user-controlled execution) Installation priority management Refinement of catalogue and profile handling Long-term, a lightweight GUI layer may be developed (likely in Pascal/Delphi), acting above the existing .bat, .ps1 and .json structure without replacing the script-based core. The main objective remains architectural clarity, modularity and user control. DownloadLatest Alpha available on SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/postinstallwizzard-piw/ Feedback from WPI users is welcome.