• CLaunch causes problems with gaming apps.
• CLaunch is determined as malware by security software.
• The function assigned to right double-click is performed by single-click.
• Even if you select the skin you want, the Classic skin is applied.
• When you drag and drop a file from the Recycle Bin that is opened as a menu to restore it, the file name is changed.
• Items in the page are sorted when selecting Sort Items from the context menu of the submenu button.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.05
• Some changed states are not saved on exit after a configuration backup (including automatic backup) is performed.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.05
• Chain Launch items set for items that are automatically launched by various events are not launched.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• Page tabs are drawn outside the area when all tabs cannot be displayed in the window.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• Submenu tooltips are not displayed correctly in high DPI environments.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• Changes to menu font settings are not reflected until CLaunch is restarted.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• Items in a submenu cannot be copied one position below the copy source item when copying by dragging and dropping.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• Crash when specifying a filter string for a menu option in the submenu property.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.04
• If you move an item from another page or submenu when the current page is scrolled, the moved item disappears.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.03
• After you refer to the UWP application with the "Existing Windows" button of the "Registrer Item" dialog box, you will not be able to register normally even entering the path name of the non-UWP application.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.03
• When using a skin with alpha channel, updating of main window display is stopped in a low probability after operations related submenus.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.03
• Crash occurs when dragging items from the Windows 10 start menu to CLaunch.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.03
• Items registered after the second page are not launched even if they are set to Chain Launch or Event Launch.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.02
• The registration information of the submenu is not deleted when the submenu is deleted or moved to another page.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.01
• The GDI objects used in the icon selection dialog box are not released.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.00
• When performing conversion from an absolute path to a relative path, the path name of a folder with a specific name and a specific hierarchical relationship is not converted correctly.
   => Fixed in Ver. 4.00

◆ CLaunch is determined as malware by security software.

In recent years, the number of cases in which CLaunch is determined to be a threat by security software has increased dramatically. Before publishing software on this site, I check it with VirusTotal in advance. The number of threats detected is only a few before uploading to the server, but the number increase to several dozen within a day or two after publication and then gradually decrease over several months. This is a recent trend.
The number of threats detected in the Zip version of CLaunch v4.06 64-bit has decreased to 5 as of April 7, 2024, but the number of detected threats in the installer version is still high at 29. However, the files included in the Zip version and the installer version are completely the same, and the installer version is actually a self-extracting Zip archive created using pon software's Explzh. Explzh is a proven software that is provided for a fee to businesses and has a digital signature, so there should be no major difference in security between the Zip version and the installer version. However, the fact that it is an administrator privilege elevation app and that the OriginalFilename in the version resource (deczipW.exe) is different from the distribution filename (cl64_406.exe) can be a disadvantage.
The 32-bit version has tended to be judged more strictly than the 64-bit version, but the source code is over 99.9% the same. (The only difference is the method of subclassing common controls, and it is switched using conditional compilation.) The reason for this is probably simply a difference in the number of downloads. Monthly data reported by Vector shows that the 64-bit version is downloaded five times more than the 32-bit version.