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Application Source #2394
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/reopen EDIT: this would now work due to the new ui generation, but still have to do some stuff:
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Describe the solution you'd like
A way to add custom applications to the toolbox. You could add a button in the settings options to import an application source path/link. It will fetch the applications from there and add them in the utility. This way people can make their own configuration if their prefered application is paid/something that does not belong in stock winutil. This would probably need a rework of the compilation of applications.json, also would need to make the content dynamic which is not a bad thig per se, in addition when doing this it will also size down the filesize of winutil.ps1. I know this might not be something that would be added soon, just wanted to throw out the idea and get some feedback :)
Additional context
When I was learning PowerShell i made a replica of winutil to learn and added (or tried to add) custom features to it. This would be one of them. The sources tab where this should have ben implemented does not work, but in the code you can add links to jsons into the array and it will work.
https://github.com/MyDrift-user/WinToolbox/blob/main/wintoolbox.ps1
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