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@rubidus-api rubidus-api released this 11 Sep 13:01

Download: hgfloater.exe below. No installer, no runtime - one executable.

SHA-256 f23ba9a1a988d14fcfe718fe5b1e1972e91da20306c1a4f83631d791f9b9633e
In PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\hgfloater.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Changed

  • Vol, Mon and Alp are icons in a box of their own, opened by a new
    Ico button.
    Point at Ico, land on it with the arrows, or click it, and
    the same box the tab and folder lists use opens beside it - but instead of
    lines of text it holds the three reading buttons as icons, at the taskbox's
    own icon size and spacing, across and then down. Their colour is still the
    reading, and each keeps its three gestures: the wheel over an icon turns
    it, click mutes (Vol) or opens this screen's scaling (Mon), and the
    right button picks the output device (Vol) or the screen arrangement
    (Mon). Three reading buttons on the row were three cells of the grid spent
    on things turned now and then; one button that opens all three costs one.
  • From the keyboard: Down steps into the box, Left / Right move between
    the icons, and PageUp / PageDown or E / Q turn the one selected. The
    selected icon is ringed rather than filled, so its colour - the thing being
    turned - stays in sight. Space / Enter is its click, the menu key its
    right click.
  • Opacity left the Set list for the Ico box, beside the other two
    readings. Set keeps the pin, the switches and the settings doors.
  • The row is eleven buttons: Vol and Mon gave up their cells to Ico.
    PageUp / PageDown and Q / E do nothing on the row any more - no
    button there holds a reading.

Fixed

  • A button's tooltip no longer sits over the box it opened. Resting on
    Ico (or Dir, Set, a task icon) popped that button's tooltip half a
    second later, right under the pointer - which is where the box had just
    opened. A tooltip is a window, so it took whatever it covered: measured on a
    Windows 11 machine, a wheel notch given within about a third of a second of
    moving from Ico onto Mon went to the tooltip and was lost every time
    (5 of 5). The row's tooltips now stay off while a box is open; the box is
    the button's explanation, and its own tips say what each entry does.