Window Privacy and Restricted Desktop Behavior #

The client uses Windows features to manage window visibility and request exclusion from some screen-capture methods. It can also attempt to continue running in a restricted environment, but results depend on Windows, the capture tool, and the environment.

Screen Capture Privacy #

• How it works: The app asks supported Windows capture paths to leave its window out of screenshots and recordings.
• The Result: Windows may exclude the client window from capture output when the capture path honors display affinity. Capture behavior depends on Windows, the capture API, graphics drivers, and the monitoring product. Always follow the rules of the environment in which you are using the client.

Keyboard Shortcuts #

System-wide keyboard and mouse handling allows the documented shortcuts to be recognized while another application has focus. They can still fail if Windows permissions, another utility, a restricted environment, or a conflicting application blocks them.

Standalone and Hidden #

• The app is distributed as a standalone executable rather than a traditional installer.
• The main overlay uses tool-window styles and a hidden owner, so it is intended to stay out of the normal taskbar and Alt + Tab list.
• WebView2 still creates browser-related processes and the client stores browser data locally. Privacy features do not mean that the application leaves no local or process evidence.