v0.5.0

chore: release 0.5.0

v0.4.0

chore: release 0.4.0

WinDock 0.2.1

Download WinDock.exe, double-click, and use the tray icon (no .NET install needed).

Fixed in 0.2.1

• Opening a pinned Fortnite / Epic Games / Steam game could open a File Explorer window instead of the game. Game shortcuts now hand their link straight to the launcher. To refresh pins you already have, apply the preset once more (or switch to another and back).

Windows shows a SmartScreen warning because the file is not code-signed yet: More info, then Run anyway. Tested on Windows 11; reports from Windows 10 are welcome. See the README for shortcuts and usage.

WinDock 0.2.0

Download WinDock.exe, double-click, and use the tray icon (no .NET install needed).

New in 0.2.0

• The interface is available in English and Portuguese. English is the default; use the EN / PT buttons at the top of the window or the tray menu, and the choice is remembered.
• Starter presets are named Work, Games, Study and Weekend (you can rename them).

Everything from 0.1.0 is included: presets that swap the pinned apps of the real Windows taskbar by schedule or with Ctrl+Alt+1..9, a program picker with Start Menu apps, Microsoft Store apps and installed Steam and Epic Games games, a cached taskbar picture so known presets switch in about half a second, and "Always pinned" programs.

Windows shows a SmartScreen warning because the file is not code-signed yet: More info, then Run anyway. Tested on Windows 11; reports from Windows 10 are welcome. See the README for shortcuts and usage.

WinDock 0.1.0

First release. Download WinDock.exe, double-click, and use the tray icon (no .NET install needed).

• Presets that swap the pinned apps of the real Windows taskbar, by schedule or with Ctrl+Alt+1..9
• Program picker with Start Menu apps, Microsoft Store apps and installed Steam and Epic Games games
• Taskbar picture cached per preset, so a preset you have used before appears in about half a second
• "Sempre fixos" programs that go first in every preset
• Original taskbar backed up, with a "Restaurar original" button

Windows shows a SmartScreen warning because the file is not code-signed yet: More info, then Run anyway. Tested on Windows 11; reports from Windows 10 are welcome. See the README for shortcuts and usage.