![]() To use the program, simply extract the entire folder from the zip file and save it somewhere on your computer. If you're not sure whether you have the framework installed, or you haven't installed it before, you can download the "Destiny.2.Solo-Enabler.zip" file, which contains six files, including the "Destiny2SoloEnabler.exe" file. NET 6 framework installed, you can download the "Destiny2SoloEnabler.exe" file and run the program. To make downloading the program more accessible, I've added multiple options. However, with the new feature, closing the program no longer deletes the firewall rule, allowing for greater customization. If you are curious, you can view the two parts here:Īdditionally, I'm excited to announce a new feature called "Persistent Rules." Previously, the program would add firewall rules when solo-enabling was toggled, and those rules would be deleted when toggled off or when the program was closed. ![]() ![]() Although I considered adding MVVM to the project, I ultimately decided against it due to the project's size.ĭuring this release, I improved the readability of the code, particularly the part that sets firewall rules, which should be less cumbersome to read.įun fact, I decided to record the creation of this release. As mentioned in the previous release, I've been wanting to rewrite the code for some time, and now I finally had the opportunity to do so. ![]()
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