LayoutKeeper
Real app names
An app that gives its windows no name of its own used to be labelled from its program file, such as "Windows Terminal Host" or "Com.Codewulf.WulfScreen". LayoutKeeper now looks the app up in the list the palette keeps (the Start menu, the app list and installed programs) and uses that name. If there is no match, the label stays as it was. Browser labels and names an app gave itself are not changed.
No restore after a restart
After an update, WinCraft restarted and put "Putting your windows back" on screen, although nothing had been closed. Now LayoutKeeper restores at start only when WinCraft starts within 15 minutes of your sign-in. A manual restart, an update or an installer restart never restores. Restore now and Win+Alt+L still work at any time.
Updates
A notice after an update
After an update, a notice shows once at the bottom right: "WinCraft - Updated to 0.16.2" and "See what's new in Settings, About". It stays six seconds and fades, and a click on it opens About. The tray balloon that used to say this half a minute later is gone. A failed update still says so.
What's new in About
The About page now has "What's new in