Crapfixer version 0.55 has been officially released by Belim, marking it as a final version. This update brings several key enhancements, including the addition of an online update check through GitHub Pages, which allows users to easily verify if they are using the latest version. The release also includes refined stable commits, addressing previous issues with the timing of releases for both Crapfixer and TidyOS, which occurred almost simultaneously.
Furthermore, this version introduces improved options pages and offloads some built-in features to streamline the user experience. Developers now have access to unlocked dev versions, which will be released periodically for testing and feedback. The update also encompasses various smaller improvements and fixes to the user interface, enhancing overall usability.
In summary, Crapfixer 0.55 not only solidifies its status as a stable and final release but also lays the groundwork for future developments with its unlocked dev versions. Users can look forward to ongoing enhancements and regular updates that will continue to improve the software's functionality and user experience. For more details, users can check the official release page on GitHub
Furthermore, this version introduces improved options pages and offloads some built-in features to streamline the user experience. Developers now have access to unlocked dev versions, which will be released periodically for testing and feedback. The update also encompasses various smaller improvements and fixes to the user interface, enhancing overall usability.
In summary, Crapfixer 0.55 not only solidifies its status as a stable and final release but also lays the groundwork for future developments with its unlocked dev versions. Users can look forward to ongoing enhancements and regular updates that will continue to improve the software's functionality and user experience. For more details, users can check the official release page on GitHub
Crapfixer 0.55 released
Belim has released Crapfixer 0.55, now including an online update check, improved stable commits, and adjustments regarding the release timing of TidyOS and Crapfixer, in addition to options pages and user interface enhancements.
