What's new in Windows Phone Power Tools 2.0.3.477757 Beta

Feb 18, 2013
  • Removed dependency on Microsoft.Web.Infrastructure that was blocking some installs
  • UI tweaks
  • All previous xaps are remembered and displayed in a ListBox for your future selection
  • Analytics are now disabled for debug builds or when running under debugger

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 2.0.2 Beta (Feb 18, 2013)

  • Added analytics to figure out what areas are most used and need more attention
  • 1st round of feedback from David Rickard (thanks!)
  • File selection textbox now stretches with the window
  • Tweaked unhandled exception message
  • Window size and position are now restored on launch

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 2.0.1 Beta (Feb 18, 2013)

  • Removed manifest signing to clear up future upgrade paths
  • Fixed Bug #23 which blocked the tool running on ZH-CN
  • Rewrote IsolatedStorage Drag and Drop to make it a lot more robust

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 2.0 Beta (Feb 18, 2013)

  • Support for both WP7.5 and WP8 (device + emulator)
  • New UI (still rough around the edges)

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 1.4.6 (Nov 2, 2011)

  • Added Maximise / Minimise / Restore buttons to go along with the window that can be resized

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 1.4.5 (Nov 2, 2011)

  • Window can now be resized, only really useful in the file browser
  • Different shadows. If you're interested in why, read the comment in WindowShadow.cs
  • Fixed a typo. Took longer to write this line.

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 1.4 (Nov 2, 2011)

  • Added Drag & Drop support, you can now drag files to and from the file browser (for example, you can drag a file into Explorer to download it to your machine instead of using the buttons, and vice versa)
  • You can even drag & drop between apps in IsolatedStorage (right in the browser)
  • We now use the "openas" verb when double clicking on a file in the file browser, which means that Windows will prompt you for a program to use to view unrecognised files.
  • New icon

New in Windows Phone Power Tools 1.3.1 (Sep 27, 2011)

  • BUG #6: when double clicking on a file we should always overwrite to make sure sure we don't get stale files