1.0.7.0 Patch: Context Menus and Desktop Improvements

This patch focuses on context menus, with updates to file operations, startup display and widget networking.

- Added context menu management: browse third-party extensions by object, application or file type, with search, bulk toggles and location-specific display settings. - Added light and dark Windows 10 menu styles and adjusted icons, spacing, scroll indicators for long menus and keyboard access keys. - Updated background menu queries and caching, reusing widget metadata to reduce repeated reads. Improved WinRAR submenus and the transition to Show more options. - Fixed an issue where pasting files could unexpectedly create shortcuts in certain cases. - Added automatic refresh for mapped folders and open Dock folders, and adjusted background handling of folder change monitoring. - Desktop icons now appear in batches during startup, with placeholders for icons that have not loaded yet. - Desktop passthrough now toggles with each shortcut press. Docks are hidden while it is enabled; press the shortcut again or click a screen edge to exit. - Added optional file counts on collection-group and file-group tabs, disabled by default. - Adjusted how launch-at-sign-in settings are saved, with more specific operation and error details if a change fails. - Widget requests now support the Windows system proxy, HTTP and local/LAN services. Network permissions and declared domain restrictions still apply. - Added more specific Steam connection and activation messages. Client version mismatch messages now include steps to update Steam, exit it fully and restart, and launch from the Library.

Tip: Third-party menu extensions are hidden by default. Enable the ones you need in context menu settings.