Releases

What's new

• Added a Windows installer as a download option again, alongside the portable zip and the Microsoft Store.
• The installer adds a Start Menu shortcut and an uninstaller and needs no admin rights; it does not self-update, so installer users re-download to update, while the portable and Store builds continue to update in place.

The installer adds a Start Menu shortcut and uninstaller and doesn't need admin rights; the zip is portable — just extract and run EveDeck.exe. Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt on first launch — click More info → Run anyway. To suppress it permanently: right-click EveDeck.exe → Properties → Unblock → OK.

Compiled from public source in GitHub Actions — nothing hidden between commit and download. The flag is almost always one trigger-happy engine, usually Sangfor's generic Trojan.Win32.Save.a — a verdict it hands out to a huge share of legitimate unsigned software — while Microsoft Defender and the other 60+ engines see nothing. It's a machine-learning guess, not a signature match, on the exact profile those models over-flag: an unsigned, freshly-built, self-contained EXE. Open the report above to see which engine flagged it. EveDeck is open source — read the code or build it yourself if you want certainty; running it is at your own risk either way.

What's new

• Fixed live previews faulting and dropping back to DWM thumbnails when a log message was written from a capture thread.
• Fixed the app closing when applying a layout or launching a group raised an unhandled error.
• Fixed applying a layout becoming unavailable for the rest of a session after an apply failed partway through.
• Fixed restoring a settings backup writing the file non-atomically, which could truncate settings if the restore was interrupted.
• Fixed the Microsoft Store package including debug symbols, which added build-machine paths to logged stack traces.
• Changed the bundled label font to Michroma, under the SIL Open Font License.
• Changed the splash screen background to original artwork.
• Changed settings saving to allocate less memory on the UI thread.

Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt on first launch — click More info → Run anyway. To suppress it permanently: right-click EveDeck.exe → Properties → Unblock → OK.

Compiled from public source in GitHub Actions — nothing hidden between commit and download. The flag is almost always one trigger-happy engine, usually Sangfor's generic Trojan.Win32.Save.a — a verdict it hands out to a huge share of legitimate unsigned software — while Microsoft Defender and the other 60+ engines see nothing. It's a machine-learning guess, not a signature match, on the exact profile those models over-flag: an unsigned, freshly-built, self-contained EXE. Open the report above to see which engine flagged it. EveDeck is open source — read the code or build it yourself if you want certainty; running it is at your own risk either way.