🆕 What's New & Fixed
- Fixed hit-test areas for various UI elements by closing interactive gaps to their labels, resolving hover flickering.
- Fixed overlapping of system information text and desktop wallpaper preview with progress bars when the window is narrowed.
- Fixed UI compression issues occurring at 125% and 150% scaling levels and improved adaptive scaling for high DPI displays to prevent layout overlaps and flickering during startup.
- Replaced
XamlRadialProgressBarNuGet package with nativeWPF-UIradial components to reduce external dependencies and project size. - Updated Hungarian language localization (#105) contributed by @JohnFowler58.
- Updated Korean language localization (#104) contributed by @VenusGirl.
- Updated window initialization logic to maintain a 1.9 aspect ratio and added dynamic width constraints to ensure a consistent three-column layout across various resolutions.
- Added ExpandableBox UserControl a new flexible container that allows for any UI elements and provides more direct simplified control over the interface
- Added deep StackTrace detailing with source code line numbers and method parameters to pinpoint the exact location of issues and distinguished between fatal crashes and non-fatal internal errors to provide more accurate user feedback without unnecessary "crash" alerts.
- Added a mandatory administrator privileges check on startup that displays a blocking notification to prevent the application from running with insufficient rights (#103).
- Added new Windows 11 Explorer navigation options to hide Home, Gallery, and OneDrive items from the side pane to minimize interface clutter. Unified and expanded Desktop Icon management with comprehensive support for This PC, Network, Recycle Bin, Control Panel, User Files, and OneDrive icons. Updated Explorer display settings to include advanced visibility toggles for hidden files, protected system items, and empty drives to provide deeper customization of the file system view.
Note
Updated the imported config format to the latest version. Yes again.

