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@YuriiHaidur YuriiHaidur released this 01 Aug 17:34
v0.1.0
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First public release. Personal project, published as is.

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WebViewHub.exe is self-contained: .NET 8 is bundled, nothing needs installing. Put it in its own folder and run it. The app creates a Data/ folder next to itself for config, logs, icons and browser profiles. Delete that folder and the app is gone; nothing is written to %APPDATA% or the registry unless you turn on autostart or protocol handlers.

WebView2 Runtime is required. It is already present on Windows 11 and current Windows 10, otherwise get it from Microsoft.

The exe is not code-signed, so SmartScreen will warn on first run. Use "More info" then "Run anyway", or build from source.

If you already have the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime and want a smaller binary:

dotnet build WebViewHub.csproj -c Release

What it does

  • One window per web app, each with its own taskbar entry, tray icon and saved position
  • Peek mode: the window hides when it loses focus, so a hotkey turns a service into an overlay
  • Multiple accounts per service in separate WebView2 profiles
  • Unread counts parsed from the page title, shown on the tray icon and taskbar
  • Custom CSS per service, optionally only in dark mode
  • Icons from the site, WebCatalog or macOSicons, normalised into multi-frame .ico

Known limitations

  • No installer, no auto-update
  • Not code-signed, hence the SmartScreen prompt
  • x64 only
  • A SetWindowAppProperties error appears in the log on each window open. It only affects taskbar pinning metadata

Written mostly by prompting Claude; design, testing and review were done by hand.

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