Framework | Neutralinojs

"Add window.setBorderless(bool) to toggle borderless mode while the Neutralinojs app is running. Add modes.chrome.browserBinary option to set custom browser binary path under the chrome mode. If this field is specified, the framework will try to launch Chrome from there. If it fails, the framework will initiate the Chrome binary search as usual: Add the modes.window.useLogicalPixels: true|false option to activate DPI-aware sizing based on the operating system's display scale factor."

"Fix issues with filter extension handling of the file dialogs API on Linux Fix tray icon disappearing issue on Windows Fix the draggable region not working issue on Windows. Replace deprecated macOS API with suitable modern APIs in the codebase. Static file server enhancements. Improve window.getPositon() in macOS. Save the correct window size and position when a maximized/minimized window is being closed on Windows. Fix the window disappearing issue while restoring the window on Windows"

"Earlier, the Neutralinojs framework normally loaded resources either from the resources directory or the resources.neu file, and didn't offer a proper way to use embedded resource files in the app binary to allow developers to create single-executable apps. Now, the framework loads resources from the binary itself on all platforms if the app was built using the neu build --embed-resources CLI flag. This feature deprecates the --load-dir-res option and introduces the new --res-mode=<mode> option to choose the preferred resource loading mode from embedded (default), bundle, or directory. The Neutralinojs single-executable feature internally uses the postject library to embed the r"

A new window.setBorderless(bool) API enables toggling borderless mode while an app runs. A modes.chrome.browserBinary option allows specifying a custom Chrome binary path, falling back to normal binary search on failure. A modes.window.useLogicalPixels option enables DPI-aware sizing using the operating system display scale factor. Extra path constants are supported for the extensions command using the ${NL_OS<name>PATH} format corresponding to os.getPath(name) parameters. Multiple platform fixes include file dialog filter handling on Linux, tray and draggable-region fixes on Windows, modern macOS API replacements, static file server enhancements, and improved macOS window positioning. Resource loading can now embed resources into the binary via neu build --embed-resources; the new --res-mode=<mode> chooses embedded (default), bundle, or directory, deprecating --load-dir-res.

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