GeezerVison

Fixes

• The Add/Edit Task form keeps inputs usable in narrow windows and at high display scaling. Basic and Schedule tabs scroll while the action buttons stay visible.
• HTTP tasks show the original redirect response and do not forward request headers to the redirect destination.
• HTTP 4xx and 5xx responses retain their status and body and use exit code 22 for the configured success and failure rules.
• An invalid reference in an unrelated task no longer blocks an independent task or workflow. Full validation still applies when saving configuration.

The Windows x64 ZIP contains the single-file EXE, standalone API script, and license notices.

Windows C: drive cleanup

• Added a background cleanup action next to Open tool folder. The lower pane shows the result of each step in the selected interface language.
• Removes .tmp and .temp files last modified more than seven days ago from the current user's and Windows' temporary folders on C:, clears the user's thumbnail cache on C:, permanently empties the C: Recycle Bin without confirmation, and flushes the DNS cache.
• Runs with the current permissions and reports files that could not be removed. Windows Update cache, Prefetch, and system logs are preserved.
• Updated the README in all ten languages.

The Windows x64 ZIP includes a single-file EXE, the standalone API script, and license notices. A SHA-256 checksum is provided separately.

Changes

• Added a C: drive cleanup button next to Open tool folder. It opens Windows Disk Cleanup so users can review available categories and estimated savings before selecting and confirming any deletion.
• Windows builds now default to a single EXE with the GUI runtime and language resources bundled inside.
• The Windows x64 ZIP includes the single-file EXE, the standalone API script, and license notices. A SHA-256 checksum is provided separately.

Fixes

• HTTP tasks now show queue and request progress, launch errors, and the response status and body in the details pane.
• The standalone EXE uses its bundled Python runtime for GET and POST when curl is unavailable. Custom request headers still work.
• External processes no longer inherit the bundled DLL directory, which could prevent the temporary extraction directory from being removed on exit.

The Windows x64 ZIP includes a single-file EXE, the standalone API Python script, and license notices. A SHA-256 checksum is available alongside it.

WindowsBatchScriptManager 1.3.0

• Added ten desktop languages, system-language detection, and localized README screenshots.
• Added task templates, folder import, interpreter selection, a concurrency queue, follow-up tasks, and custom success exit codes.
• Preserved the task list's scroll position on refresh and added HTTP response details and API runtime checks.
• Released the project under Apache-2.0 with the earlier MIT notice preserved.

Windows download

Extract the ZIP and run WindowsBatchScriptManager.exe. For the remote API, keep the included Python script beside the EXE and follow the README to install the API dependencies and set a private API key. Keep your existing configuration JSON when upgrading.

The SHA-256 file verifies the ZIP. Scheduling and queues require the desktop app to stay open.