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Flyoobe (Flyby11) 2.1.790
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- New Features:
- [Added] A completely new overview showing Windows settings, apps, personalization, bloatware and system tasks in one place.
- [Added] Signature-driven Windows configuration powered by the editable Flyoobe.ini
- [Added] Portable FlyOOBE recipes that can save, import, review and apply a complete setup on another PC
- [Added] Recipe review mode with a visible summary and the option to discard staged changes
- [Added] Individual Apply and Restore default actions for every supported Windows setting
- [Added] A searchable winget app installer powered by the editable Apps.ini
- [Added] Detection and optional removal of matching preinstalled Windows apps using Bloatware.ini
- [Added] Browser setup with installed-browser detection and quick access to Windows default-app settings
- [Added] Native personalization controls for Windows mode, app mode, taskbar alignment, transparency and wallpaper
- [Added] Quick access to account, device, network and Windows Update workflows without rebuilding Windows Settings.
- [Added] The isolated Flyby11 upgrade path for Windows 10 PCs that do not meet every Windows 11 requirement
- [Added] Read-only checks for TPM, Secure Boot, memory, architecture, storage and Windows version before an upgrade
- [Added] Optional AI explanations for individual settings. AI can explain a rule, but it cannot apply one
- [Added] JSON-based localization with English and German included. More languages can be dropped into the localization folder
- Improvements:
- [Improved] The whole app now uses a much simpler native WinForms interface
- [Improved] Navigation no longer opens a collection of separate windows; views stay inside the main window
- [Improved] The overview now separates recommendations from personal choices instead of rating everything as good or bad
- [Improved] Bloatware matches are scanned automatically, counted in the overview and clearly marked for review
- [Improved] The result summary is shorter and easier to read at a glance
- [Improved] Theme changes are sent to Windows immediately without requiring an Explorer restart
- [Improved] Better scaling and layouts for high-DPI displays and longer translated text
- [Improved] The codebase is split into small views and services, while the configuration stays outside the executable wherever possible
- Bug Fixes:
- [Changed] FlyOOBE no longer tries to become another giant Windows optimizer
- [Changed] Heavy features already handled well by Windows now open the matching native Windows workflow
- [Changed] Recommendations, app catalogs, bloatware signatures and upgrade limits live in separate editable data files
- [Changed] Imported recipes stage their choices first, so they can be reviewed before anything is applied
- [Fixed] Several designer, localization and navigation issues found during the FlyOOBE 3.0 rebuild
- After finishing the new core, I still felt that the interface was missing some character. So I borrowed a little from what is probably my favorite era of Windows UI, and quite possibly yours too
- Flyoobe 3.1:
- The Windows 7 detour:
- [Changed] Introduced a lightweight Windows 7-inspired navigation header
- [Added] A central Explorer-style search field beside the breadcrumb
- [Added] Search support for Overview, recommendations, apps, preinstalled apps and Setup Actions
- [Changed] Settings moved up into that header as a gear button sitting right next to the breadcrumb. The separate button at the bottom of the Overview is gone. Two doors into the same room never made much sense.
- [Changed] The hint line in the reading pane now pays attention to what you picked instead of always pointing at Settings. On rule pages it offers to have the AI explain the thing in plain words. Elsewhere it points at Setup Actions.
- New features:
- [Added] An optional change log. Every single thing Flyoobe changes on your machine can now be written to a plain text file. which rule, which registry value, what was there before, what it is now. Same for apps installed through winget, preinstalled apps removed, and Setup Actions that ran. Recipes are covered automatically because they go through the same code
- [Added] Switch and a direct "open the file" button under Advanced settings. Off by default. A tool that rewrites your registry should not also start keeping files about your PC unless you said so.
- New rules:
- [Added] New Updates rule category. The static half of the old Flyoobe 2 "Windows Update Tamer" script is plain registry rules now, no PowerShell needed: keep the long pause window available, never reboot while someone is signed in, download updates but wait for a click, skip driver updates, no scheduled restart. Microsoft is only now getting around to fixing this in an Insider build. Until that actually ships, these are the switches that work today. Heads up: the automatic-update policies are Pro territory and Home may quietly ignore them.
- [Added] Rule to hide the Phone Link companion pane in the Start menu.
- It arrived with KB5052094 and now covers iPhone too, which is why it started turning up uninvited. Clears the pane toggle and the companion registration in one go.
- Fixes:
- [Fixed] Windows 10 rules no longer show up on Windows 11, or the other way round. OsVersion was being read and then ignored, so about ten rules sat in the list on machines where they could not do anything, reporting themselves as "not applied"forever. They get dropped when the catalog loads now, so they are never scanned or shown.
- [Fixed] The detail text in the Overview stopped wrapping at high DPI. It was boxed in by a hardcoded pixel width that never scaled, so at 150% you had to drag the splitter just to read it. It measures itself properly now.
- [Fixed] Improved spacing on high-DPI displays
- [Fixed] Improved breadcrumb and navigation scaling
- [Fixed] Added missing scrollbars when Settings content no longer fits
- [Fixed] Improved resizing across the Overview, Browser and Settings pages
- [Fixed] Restored native progress feedback without blocking or freezing the interface
- [Changed] Progress indicators now sit along the upper page edge, directly below the main navigation