FoxSDR from the Microsoft Store now tells you when the Store has an update. A copy installed from the Microsoft Store never checked for updates itself - the Store was meant to deliver them - but the Store's own background updating can take a day or more, and until then you were not told anything. Now, once per launch, FoxSDR asks the Microsoft Store whether it has a newer version of your copy. When it does, a banner at the top of the menu says so, with an Install from the Microsoft Store key: Windows then asks you to confirm, downloads and installs the update, and FoxSDR may close while it does. Nothing is installed unless you press the key and confirm, and the question goes only to Microsoft's Store service - never to foxsdr.com, and nothing of ours is sent. You can turn it off under Settings > Updates > Ask the Microsoft Store for updates at startup. Copies installed from foxsdr.com are unchanged: they still ask foxsdr.com, as before.
SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.53.exe:
cafd28097cc14fded359cd2b93fb9ab51c5ea962f85cb88b6013860bc5c5fdc0
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.53-x86_64.AppImage:
144a5894d033b3d9f24c6d0f6e2e93bbd9af51094f4e35ec77c3929b1e9b51f2
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.53-linux-x64.tar.gz:
9ba6dfe067313b21db8acbab6406d02eefb98e4c4bf5b97b6d3d9e1384e92fd2
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.53-aarch64.AppImage:
10ba16e923812fdc5ebcc7a5df8143ff9cec177c20d7e7c786fe4f7911ed97c7
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.53-linux-arm64.tar.gz:
ecd02f4ea89f4aac3c4f9a6bf6f4c6b4e33ace39664ad8448067779d0da9ad18