· v0.1.1
Thruly for Windows: the first build
The first Thruly for Windows build. It does one thing well: the window you're working in turns see-through, and the previous one goes back to solid.
- On after a short welcome, which shows the shortcuts and asks whether to share anonymous stats. Two equal buttons; nothing is sent unless you choose Share.
- Shortcuts: Ctrl+Alt+T turns Thruly on or off. Ctrl+Alt+− and Ctrl+Alt+= make the window more or less see-through. Hold Ctrl+Alt+Space to peek through it. If another app already uses a shortcut, Thruly picks a Shift alternative and says so in the tray.
- The tray menu has everything else: opacity presets, excluding an app you always want solid, Start with Windows, and Help.
- Safe: every window goes back to normal when you quit, when Thruly is turned off, and even if Thruly is closed unexpectedly.
- Private: Thruly changes how windows look, never what's in them. It doesn't read, record or upload your screen.