WebNowPlaying VS blue-archive-rainmeter

As with the first update, everything here has been made by me, and credits when applicable are written in-code above their respective code blocks with proper citations. The one exception is the WebNowPlaying plugin by keifufu, which now comes prepackaged with the .rmskin installation. The browser extensions will still need to be manually installed.

Screen loader, app launchers, youtube bubble from blue-archive-rainmeter

The full changelog can be viewed in the Releases page, so I'll only talk about the biggest change here showcased in the video: Sub Hubs!

Thank you for the praise, and I'm sorry that it was difficult for you to set up; I made this suite first with customizability in mind, then accessibility AROUND that focus - after all, different users will have different things they would want to use with this suite. The best solution to this dilemma is to trust users to rewire things the way they want it, and it is my responsibility to make sure said task is as easy as it can be no matter a user's experience. I wrote up the Steam Guide and Github Wiki page in hopes that it can help anyone to personalize the suite on top of the many GUIs to free users of ever having to edit the source code directly, but I'm sure that aspect could still be improved upon.

You can refer to the GitHub repository for the full list of features, where you can download the suite for free under Releases. I've also written a guide on Steam Guides to help with the setup process for those unfamiliar with Rainmeter but want to use it. I could not write a free GitHub Wiki until my repo was made public, so when that is dealt with it will serve as a user manual for users that wish to delve deeper into customization.