Fixed a bug where the Window Sets list in the main window was not updated when a Set was deleted during a restore because all of its windows were removed (due to the component folders having been moved, renamed, or deleted).
Fixed a bug where FWM wouldn’t quit when the main window was closed and the Help drawer was open.
Added a new Dock menu to create, restore, or run any of the Utilities. The restore feature from the Dock is less than ideal and will be updated soon (hopefully) to allow direct selection of the Set to restore from the menu alone (it currently brings up a dialog to choose the Set to restore—not a huge improvement over activating the FWM and choosing from the main interface).
Added more keyboard equivalents for restoring the first 9 Sets (Command-1 restores Set 1, Command-2 restores Set 2, etc.). This is an alternate to using the up and down arrow keys to traverse the Sets list and using Command-R, simply double-clicking the Set name, or using the “Restore” button or the Dock menu.
Added a Stop button to the progress bar and more descriptive progress messages.
Added more options for the Parent Cloner offsets and stack/tile icon/list view icon sizes in the Preferences.
Implemented a trial period timeout. You can now only use FWM for 14 days before you must register the application to continue using it. I debated long and hard about this but, unfortunately, while FWM has been received with terrific enthusiasm, the number of registrations compared to the number of downloads has been dishearteningly small (less than 0.01% of downloads have been registered). I hope to continue to improve FWM but without financial incentive, it is difficult to justify further development.
