With the availability of this package, we could install it without using the Microsoft Store. Similar to how the Windows Terminal does at https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/releases.
Then, I would be pleased to convert the current ShareX listing in WinGet to use the MSIX/APPX instead. :P
The msix version has multiple limitations that the normal installer version doesn't have
The msix version has multiple limitations that the normal installer version doesn't have
That's true. But isn't a reason to do not publish the package once it's already being built.
By the way, it would be interesting to have documentation on how the Store version of ShareX is limited. I personally don't know and therefore I don't know why the normal installer is better. Similar to how VLC on the Store do:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/vlc/9nblggh4vvnh
âš âš Beware! This VLC does not feature all the features of the classic VLC! It does not support DVD or Blurays! Use the desktop version instead! âš âš
Here's a non-exhaustive list:
Thanks!
By the way, I believe "MSIX" apps can add entries to the context menu. Windows Terminal made it via https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/pull/6100.
We can't add global context menu entries. The upload with sharex context menu is global (shows up on every file you right click). We could use a shell extension for this but it's not worth the effort.
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The msix version has multiple limitations that the normal installer version doesn't have