SignalBox 0.2.6

The first public build of SignalBox. It keeps your Twitch category matching
the game you're actually playing — and asks first when it isn't sure.

Preview build. SignalBox is in daily use and works, but it hasn't been
through a wide public test yet. Expect rough edges, and please
open an issue if you hit one.

Install

1. Download SignalBox-Setup-0.2.6.exe below.
2. Close OBS, then run it.
3. Open OBS → View → Docks → SignalBox Category Monitor.
4. Connect Twitch in the dock — you get a short code to enter on Twitch's own
   site. SignalBox never sees your password.

Requires OBS Studio 30+, 64-bit Windows.

The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen will warn you: More info
→ Run anyway, or build it from source.

What it does

• Detects your game from each store's own metadata — Steam, Epic, GOG, Ubisoft
  Connect, and a Windows registry fallback. No filename guessing.
• Sets your Twitch category when it's confident, and asks when it isn't.
  Prompts are panels in the dock — never a pop-up, never a modal, and nothing
  that can tab you out of a fullscreen game. Ignoring one always just holds
  your current category.
• Fix This! corrects a wrong detection permanently — pick the right
  category for that app, or tell it never to switch for that app.
• Stream Ending/Stop Detection holds your category while you wrap up, and
  clears itself when the stream stops or a new game starts.
• Just Chatting sets your fallback category in one click.
• Drops a Twitch stream marker on every category change, so your VOD is
  chaptered.

New in 0.2.6

• Check for updates now reports what it found in the activity log, instead
  of silently doing nothing. When there's a newer version the button becomes
  Get v0.x.y and opens that release.
• The version in the dock footer links to the release notes.

Full history: CHANGELOG.md
· Release notes page