Bob

Looks like #1909 deals with the same issue, although the commit comment for 40146a42 suggests this is specific to Android 12 -- I'm running Android 10 on a S9+.

> I think the trigger might have been that I received a message in Backend Internal that mentioned me (so caused a valid noisy notification). After that every event caused...

Explicitly specifying a doc-comment seems to work, thanks. The current behaviour is a tad unintuitive, though: I don't expect non-doc-comments to be included in the docs - if something is...

If you do, please consider also dual-licensing with an additional licence, because [MS-PL might not be GPL-compatible](https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/191123/why-isnt-the-microsoft-public-license-compatible-with-the-gpl). Depending on how permissive you want to get, perhaps (one of) the LGPL...

Thanks! :) I suggested dual-licensing instead of changing the existing one so existing users won't have to reevaluate the licence. Might make things easier.

> "using" indicates that it should dispose of itself after the first use. Nope. `using` disposes when it exits the scope. ``` { using var foo = Bar(); // use...

As a workaround, at least until I figure out if it's possible to programmatically toggle this (it should be; I've seen Java's updater do it), it's possible to go into...

Hm. If you feel you can trust me, then just whitelist it for now. If you prefer, you can grab a copy of [Visual Studio (Community)](https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/) and compile it yourself....

Hm... I don't hook into Windows components anywhere... the DLL is a standard plugin built as a .NET 2.0 class library, and the exe is just a command-line program that...

Thanks! This is ... interesting. I would've expected Toaster to be perfectly fine, since it's not much more than a very simple usage of Microsoft libraries. I'll contact Panda and...