Yup, been busy with Paint again lol! ;D
(https://s10.postimg.org/byxgjp2y1/PMPU.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
How about trying the following:
1) Tidy up the left column
a - remove the version numbers and x86/x64
b - if the OS is 64-bit then don't show the 32-bit version of an app if the 64-bit exists
c - use only one word for the category titles
d - put MS Visual in the Runtimes category
e - add option in right-click menu to let an app be hidden - for Firefox ESR etc
2) Organise the right column
a - make a grid with Application/Developer/Bit/Version/Updated columns
b - add right-click option on title-bar to let some columns be hidden - whatever people prefer
c - add right-click option on apps to let them be hidden from list - mainly for MS Visual etc
3) Merge the Scheduler in to Options
- also rework Scheduler so it uses drop-down menus
4) Overall, tighten up the layout so it's more compact and svelte!
Glad you brought back the website in the latest update - with a cool icon too!
I'm sure that by the end of this year, you'll have the PMPU features/functionality pretty much perfected - and have over 400 apps covered!
So what will y'all do in 2019?
Continue to add more apps (even the not so popular ones!) = higher the number, the more impressive and popular PMPU will become!
Also, even though y'all don't want to lol...
Version 6.0 = Include fully featured System Info... like Speccy
Version 7.0 = Include fully featured Uninstaller... like Revo
Trust me guys - your user base will expand to every PC on Earth!... and you'll become the next multi-bajillion dollar acquisition by Microsoft !! 8)
Yet another mind-blowing idea lol! ;D
Make the left hand column able to expand and collapse - because once you've ticked all the apps you want downloaded/updated, it's not really required anymore... and just sits there ruining the view!
Also, move the buttons to the bottom so everything is nicely symmetrical - and looks awesometacular! :)
Kinda like this:
(https://s10.postimg.org/gtesmboeh/PMPU2.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
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Thanks for the feedback!
Is that a Thanks but No Thanks Justin ?! :P
Hard to say what design change we may do in the next version at this point.
Yes - but surely you have a road-map of how you want the app to develop?
Plus, it's not that much hard work dude lol!