What's new in SuperF4 1.4
Feb 18, 2019
- Fixed keyboard input lag. Thanks to Victor Robertson (@vmrob).
- Do not enter xkill mode if Ctrl key is pressed. Ctrl+Win+F4 is a new shortcut to close virtual desktops, so we don't want to prevent that. Thanks to José Rebelo (@joserebelo).
- Add a process blacklist, with explorer.exe in the list by default.
New in SuperF4 1.3 (Sep 1, 2015)
- Moved website to GitHub.
- Updated the installer to install to APPDATA by default. It no longer asks for administrator privileges.
- Added the ability to elevate SuperF4. You need this to kill programs running with administrator privileges.
- Removed update checker.
- Removed all translations.
- Removed the ability to hide the tray icon.
New in SuperF4 1.2 (Oct 25, 2010)
- Added 64-bit executable. The installer will automatically install the correct executable.
- Added support for alternative Ctrl+Alt+F4 detection (see SuperF4.ini). Enable this to make SuperF4 work in StarCraft II.
- Added xkill to the tray menu (Win+F4).
- Added manual update check to the tray menu.
- Fixed the Shell_NotifyIcon error that appeared for some when SuperF4 was on autostart.
New in SuperF4 1.1 (Aug 21, 2009)
- Fixed mouse cursor not changing when pressing Win+F4 if Aero was
- disabled in Vista.
- Mouse cursor now spans multiple monitors.
- Language can now be changed in SuperF4.ini.
- A lot of small bug fixes.
New in SuperF4 1.0 (Jan 13, 2009)
- Requests SeDebugPrivilege in a more secure way.
- Merged hooks.dll into SuperF4.exe.
- The mouse cursor now changes when you press [the windows key]+F4.
- Removed log file.
- Added update checking.
New in SuperF4 0.9 (Oct 13, 2008)
- You can now kill a process by pressing [the windows key]+F4 and then clicking the window with your mouse. Note that the mouse cursor does not change to reflect that SuperF4 is in this mode. You can press escape or the right mouse button to exit this mode without killing a program.
- Renamed keyhook.dll to hooks.dll.
- Renamed log file to superf4-log.txt.