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As you may know, I’m developing SoundSwitch in my free time. Lately, it’s been struck as a Trojan by Kaspersky. This happens just a couple of month after Symantec did the same with Norton. Moreover, it was at the same… Continue Reading →
This version comes with an overhaul of the UX (settings menu, update, etc …) done by @FireEmerald. As you can see in his screenshot #169 there is a big improvement of the DPI of the application. Some changes in the… Continue Reading →
This release marks the addition of a new feature, the Windows 8/8.1/10 Toast notification. You can now use them to get notified when a device changes state. By default it’s silent, but you can choose any sound. Also, the trayicon… Continue Reading →
Changes since 3.9.6: Adding tooltip on the systray icon with the currently active device (configurable) A new setting to cycle through all the connected device instead of just the one you selected (in other words, when activated you don’t need… Continue Reading →
I released the last beta of SoundSwitch adding a simple but useful feature: IPC. Before I started maintaining SoundSwitch, it was using a Mutex to check if it’s already launched, and in that case, would abort the launch. It’s a… Continue Reading →
