Settings INI/JSON/etc.

[God-damnit-all]

Right now, the program doesn't save any settings. When you do get around to it, I ask that you make it save to the binary's directory. If you'd rather have it use AppData or ProgramData by default, maybe you could make it save to the binary's directory instead if it detects the settings file there (even if it's 0 bytes).

[farag2]

The feature to export/import settings (like a preset) will be added only in 2.0. 1.0 will be released somewhere in 22H1.

[farag2]

if a user set the dark theme for all apps in Windows why he needs to set the light theme for this app?

[farag2]

Anyway, we're pretty far away from 2.0 and the commercial version. This is our goal.
Did you check the UWP apps category? The UWP list isn't hardcoded, but being rendered in real-time. All icons are being taken from local recourses too. Everything is done by the documented method. It seems for the first time between all apps in the internet. :)

[God-damnit-all]

if a user set the dark theme for all apps in Windows why he needs to set the light theme for this app?

Some people use unregistered versions of Windows 10/11 (especially in IT when they need to test machine configurations), and the global app theme can't be changed until it's registered - meaning they're stuck on light theme.

[farag2]

I know. I will discuss it after the 1.0 release with my colleague.

[God-damnit-all]

But maybe instead of having a settings file stored somewhere, there could be -darktheme/-lighttheme launch parameters instead...