Flinch 1.0.1 — Release Notes

This version 1.0.1 focuses on fixes and settings cleanup. Here's what changed, with a few development notes below.

Changes

Fixed Start at Boot for the Microsoft Store version. The toggle now reflects the actual Windows startup state and goes back to its previous state if a change fails.
Improved shortcut reliability. Shortcuts stay active while browsing the Hotkeys page and only pause while assigning one. Fixed delayed registration restoring old bindings and consecutive edits being lost while saving.
Added About & Help. Includes diagnostic information you can copy, access to logs, feedback and bug-report links, and a rating button for the Store version.
Added a settings reset. Restore the defaults after confirmation, without deleting saved captures.
Updated the branding. New logo and Windows icons, plus a larger, clearer system tray icon with a transparent background.
Polished the settings. Improved spacing, scrolling, sidebar behavior, and layouts for longer translations.

A few notes

The shortcut fix went beyond the settings page

The obvious problem was that opening Hotkeys paused the shortcuts, even if you were only looking at them. Pausing them during assignment makes sense. Pausing them for the whole page doesn't.

There were also less visible timing problems. A registration that finished late could restore an older binding, and making another edit while a save was running could lose a change. Fixing the page behavior meant checking those cases too.

The tray icon needed its own version

Shrinking the main logo wasn't enough. The tray icon was too small and hard to pick out, so it now uses dedicated artwork with less padding and a transparent background.

Making bug reports easier

I added About & Help so there's a place to go if something isn't working. You can report a bug, copy information about your setup, and open the logs from there.

That gives me a better starting point when looking into a report, without having to ask you to find all of it manually.