github Ashfaaq18/OpenNetMeter v0.15.0
OpenNetMeter Release v0.15.0

3 hours ago

main changes since v0.14.3

What’s new

  • Replaced the previous graphing approach with a custom-drawn speed chart for more control and cleaner rendering
  • Added a weekly trend card to the summary view
  • Added sortable table controls and cleaner stat row components
  • Added process icons to the summary and history tables
  • Added fallback icons when a process icon cannot be loaded
  • Added startup task support for launching with Windows
  • Added tray icon and tray menu actions
  • Added mini-widget pinning, drag behavior, persistence, and context menu interactions

Fixes

  • Fixed Windows freezes during high-throughput network capture
  • Fixed access-denied and race-condition issues while loading process icons
  • Fixed repeated task scheduler errors on repeated app launches
  • Fixed UI update dispatch issues for summary values when network state changes
  • Fixed startup issues after reconnects and history profile reloads
  • Fixed SQLite cleanup before deleting usage data
  • Fixed mini-widget position persistence and restoration
  • Fixed recovery of windows that were moved off-screen
  • Fixed default settings for the mini-widget transparency slider
  • Improved database error handling and startup robustness

Improvements

  • Cleaned up the installer and removed the unnecessary .NET runtime compatibility gate
  • Refined theme colors and light-mode styling
  • Improved summary/history table wrapping for long process names
  • Updated DatePicker styling and visual polish
  • Adjusted main window sizing and general UI spacing
  • Improved graph readability with Y-axis labeling and text scaling
  • Continued migration toward the Avalonia-based app structure
  • Improved tray, widget, and overall app lifecycle behavior
  • Updated packaging and build flow for the Avalonia-published release

This installer may trigger a Windows security warning because it is not code-signed. This is not a sign of malware. I do not currently have a code-signing certificate, and those cost money. If you downloaded this from the official OpenNetMeter GitHub release page, it is safe to continue.

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