Winpilot

• Clippy has been optimized again to evoke that nostalgic and authentic '90s Microsoft Clippy vibe
• Numerous subtle UI fixes and adjustments have been made
• The debloat signature of the Crapify plugin has been expanded with more "safe bloatware," now displayed in the "recommended" section for uninstallation
• Minor fixes have been made in the Setup > Privacy section
• All code changes since the version schema switch have now been finally committed, making the current codebase open source
• For experimental purposes, a female version of Clippy dubbed MissPencil is being tested. Final name still up in the air

Winpilot and Clippy are even more pumped on Windows 11, now rocking partial GUI and backing @NTDEV_ Tiny11builder https://t.co/LrKCWINsLl#winpilot #app #Windows11 #Microsoft #Ads #opensource pic.twitter.com/Rkx1mM4nVC

— Belim (@builtbybel) May 6, 2024

Changelog

Here's a small but crucial update that further optimizes ad blocking in Windows 11. I'm aiming to make this feature more dynamic, akin to a browser ad blocker 😸

Also, be sure to check out the changes from yesterday's release.

• Winpilots and Clippy (NeoClippy) have shifted their focus towards even stricter debloating and dis

Winpilot and Clippy are even more pumped on Windows 11, now rocking partial GUI and backing @NTDEV_ Tiny11builder https://t.co/LrKCWINsLl#winpilot #app #Windows11 #Microsoft #Ads #opensource pic.twitter.com/Rkx1mM4nVC

— Belim (@builtbybel) May 6, 2024

• Winpilots and Clippy (NeoClippy) have shifted their focus towards even stricter debloating and disabling of undesired Microsoft features aligning with the approach found in the Windows 11 OOBE. Any features not enabled during the initial setup can be adjusted later in Winpilots' setup area.
• The Workspace offers four different startup options (see screenshot)
• Support for the

Seems like we're all getting tired and annoyed by the new advertising on the Windows 11 UI, right? That's why Winpilot is introducing a new feature/plugin called Adblock for Windows. It focuses solely on removing ads from the Windows 11 UI. Special thanks to elevenforum for the inspiration!

In the best-case scenario, everything should look like this. All toggles are set to 0/disabled

Changelog

• An error has been fixed that could have resulted in some settings not loading in the setup
• An error has been fixed that led to the incorrect detection of the status of the Setup > Privacy Option 'Privacy Settings Experience at sign-in'
• A bug in the 'Assisted Debloat' function has been fixed, which previously did not allow apps to be removed as non-administrator. In Administrator mode, however, they were not displayed at all
• The Home Screen/Workspace has been improved and occasionally shows hints about newly introduced Microsoft features that generally worsen the user experience, such as advertising in the Start menu
• The Clippy asset from this ClippyGPT version is now also the new icon for Winpilot. Credits go to @FireCube
• The na

• The UI has been completely refreshed, making it more intuitive and significantly enhancing efficiency while working with it
• @microsoft Clippy now appears as SuperClippy and has been visually refreshed (thanks to @FireCube for the Clippy asset from his ClippyGPT version)
• Dark Mode has been added (preview attached, switching between day/night mode is done via the toggle in the top right corner)
• Numerous minor optimizations to the extensions

Preview to Winpilot and SuperClippy

Here's a sneak peek at a potential new UI for Winpilot. I've split the layout into two sections: On the left, we have SuperClippy, and on the right, the Winpilot Workspace. This setup makes working with the interface more efficient and productive. We can send actions to Clippy on the left while simultaneously working with individual system plugins on the right. Feel free to share your thoughts and feedback on the new UI.

This UI also brings support for a dark mode. For now, this can only be activated via the attached UI_dark. To do this, simply download the asset and copy it into the app directory of Winpilot.

Preview to Winpilot and SuperClippy

Here's a sneak peek at a potential new UI for Winpilot. I've split the layout into two sections: On the left, we have SuperClippy, and on the right, the Winpilot Workspace. This setup makes working with the interface more efficient and productive. We can send actions to Clippy on the left while simultaneously working with individual system plugins on the right. Feel free to share your thoughts and feedback on the new UI.

Changelog

Extensive code refactoring has eliminated remnants of classic Bloatynosy/AI and old "AI" functions.

A new link Join the code has been added to the UI where you're welcome to contribute to improving the project, whether it's enhancing the web core and UI with Javascript/html, css or the C# backend.

Also, take note of the extensive optimizations made in yesterday's release 2024.4.7 and the adjustment of the versioning scheme.

Changelog

• The privacy, system, and gaming plugin "CoTweaker" now automatically detects the configured system settings. Custom settings only need to be toggled on/off with the ToggleSwitch. Modified settings are logged in the Clippy Bubble
• The CoTweaker plugin now offers enhanced support for gaming handhelds like the Lenovo Legion GO and Rog Ally
• The UI has been refreshed once again to better align with the design language of Windows 11. For example, the containers are now flat, with the Back button placed in the upper left corner and the Next button in the lower one
• The versioning schema has been changed from Semantic (SemVer) to a date-based versioning (CalVer) scheme. This is to better indicate the number of releases in a month. `The format is as follows: Year, Month, and I

Changelog

The old WinModder extension from Bloatynosy is coming back in a tougher version. I've decided to name this Winpilot plugin PimpApp (again). Maybe some of you still remember the name. Back in the day, about a year before Windows 11 dropped, back in late 2020, I released my first app based on the Net Ecosystem under this name, stirring up some serious debate among the user base. Some hated the name, others vibed with it - you know how it goes. PimpApp used to tweak and slim down systems with pre-made community templates. And now, I'm gifting that same functionality to Winpilot. Think of it as extensions offering advanced debloating. Originally, this menu should have been called WinModder, but for my own anniversary, I'm having a little fun and letting it run under PimpApp (Extensions)