Changelog

v0.2.8 2026-07-29

Update check

• Update check — Silently looks for a newer build shortly after startup
• Tray menu or About → “Check for Updates” — Opens the TrayJuice Update window (checking → new version / you’re up to date / could not check)
• Update window — Shows new vs your version; What’s New?; Go to download site
• Startup prompt — If a newer build is found while the app is running, a simple Later / Download prompt can appear
• Download opens your browser to r34persoft.tech (no auto-install)
• Privacy — The check only contacts r34persoft.tech for a public version file; no personal data is sent
• Debug console — Update check steps log with an UPDATE: prefix; clearer minimize / maximize / close buttons

v0.2.7 2026-06-26

Stability & install/uninstall polish

• Broader Razer matching — Windows names containing “razer” are detected (in addition to “naga” for Naga-only names)
• Cleaner uninstall — Removing TrayJuice also clears its AppData folders, auto-start entry, and related notification leftovers
• Lighter long sessions — Better memory habits for tray icons, polling, and the debug console (opens only when you need it)
• Refresh reliability — Manual Refresh and scheduled checks use a fresh device read; connection alerts work correctly from the main Refresh button
• End-user Docs pack — Guides and forms in the Docs folder

v0.2.6 2026-03-03

Multi-device control

• Choose your primary device — Automatic (lowest battery) or pin one device from the Devices window (Set as Primary)
• Primary drives the tray icon, tooltip, and main battery highlight
• Devices window opens from cache; Refresh Devices rescans; list stays live while open
• Stacked battery panel — Up to 3 devices shown; “+N more” if you have more
• Connect / disconnect alerts — Per device (or a batch summary if several change at once)
• Low-battery alerts — 20%, 15%, 10%, then 5% critical (per device)
• Smoother polling — Checks no longer overlap (fewer duplicate toasts)
• Green window frame and rounded corners on the main window

v0.2.5 2026-01-24

Multi-device monitoring

• Watches Lemokey, Keychron (keyboards and mice), and Razer Naga together
• Keychron M6 mouse confirmed working (may appear as “Keychron M6 8K”)
• Real Windows device names in the UI and tray
• Main window device list and tray menu lines for each connected device
• Devices window shows connected supported gear with live battery %
• Default check interval: 30 seconds
• Settings: log level, auto-start synced with Windows, About dialog accuracy
• Stays in the system tray until you choose Exit
• Stronger app security (isolated UI / safer settings save)

v0.2.4 2025-07-27

Settings, alerts, and Keychron names

• Full Settings window (interval, notifications, auto-start, debug mode)
• About dialog with system info you can copy
• Exit confirmation — Exit completely or minimize to tray
• Progressive low-battery notifications
• Keychron name matching added alongside Lemokey
• Devices button / modal, horizontal status + battery layout
• Installer packaging and auto-start fixes for Windows

v0.2.3 2025-07-20

System tray experience

• Live battery icon in the tray (color by level)
• Starts minimized to the tray
• Double-click tray icon to open the main window
• Full tray right-click menu

v0.2.2 2025-07-19

Connection detection

• More reliable connected / disconnected status via Windows
• Faster status updates when a device leaves or returns

v0.2.1 / v0.2.0 2025-07-18

Early Electron beta

• TrayJuice rebuilt as a Windows desktop app (Electron)
• Battery reading via Windows device properties (PowerShell PnP)
• Main window, tray, and debug tools for beta testing

Earlier .NET WinForms

Previous TrayJuice builds used a different Windows Forms codebase with limited battery detection. The Electron editions above are the current line.