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DeepPurge v0.9.2
DeepPurge now has a finished Shield + Recovery identity, a sharper product page, and real screenshots from the shipped WPF app.
What changed
- The approved Shield + Recovery mark now appears in the app, executable icon, README, and complete Windows icon set. The master uses real transparency and was checked on dark and light surfaces.
- New product screenshots show Installed Programs and Junk Cleaner, plus the Deletion Recovery workflow. They were captured from the production app on a private Windows desktop.
- The README now leads with the product promise, direct downloads, safety model, and visible proof of the interface.
- Removal capability labels are easier to read, while the detailed command and trust facts remain available for review and export.
- Deletion Recovery no longer places a stale empty-state message over existing records.
- Release packaging now uses the supported Scoop manifest with hashes for these exact files.
Verification
- 459 tests passed with zero failures or skips.
- The release gate passed against .NET SDK 10.0.302, locked dependencies, documentation claims, and exact SHA256 values.
- The shipped CLI doctor completed with 10 checks OK, six expected local environment warnings, and zero failures.
These executables are unsigned because no valid code-signing certificate was available for this release. Windows SmartScreen may show a warning on first launch.
| File | Size | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|
DeepPurge.exe |
69.9 MB | 7C89D435C42314BC4098E4B92C6D50D385641BAFE359627A8C1BBA994BAE0A5B |
DeepPurgeCli.exe |
43.9 MB | EDA05DC47249DCE9A60852B1B87D1C66CD2D682058C96E527CF75BC634006A0D |
Windows 10 or 11 x64 is required. No installer is needed.