Bloatynosy 1.12.10 has been released, featuring a visual redesign to align with Windows 11 and introducing a community recipe shelf that allows users to create and share their own tweak sets. The update is available in two builds: a portable .NET Framework version and a .NET 11 version that requires a runtime installation, both carrying similar functionality but differing in appearance. The community recipe shelf allows users to fork, preview, and publish tweaks from GitHub, enhancing the tool's flexibility and user engagement. Despite the update's improvements, the dual-build release and inconsistent version numbering may create confusion for new users

Bloatynosy 1.12.10 Gets a Windows 11 Makeover and Community Recipe Shelf

Bloatynosy 1.12.10, released today by developer Belim, brings the popular free Windows debloater its first visual redesign in years, styled to match Windows 11. The update also introduces a community recipe shelf, letting users fork, preview, and publish their own tweak sets directly from GitHub. Notably, the same feature set ships as two builds, a portable .NET Framework version still labelled 1.11.5, and a .NET 11 build with the new look that requires a runtime install. As with most debloaters, expect antivirus and SmartScreen warnings, pre-ticked recommendations, and a need for a restore point before applying changes.

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