1.0.6

1. Fixed notification text rendering when switching Playback/Recording devices via hotkeys.

1.0.5

1. Project rebrand: SoundFlip is now officially AudioFlip.

1.0.4

1. Double-clicking the tray icon now reliably brings SoundFlip to the front.
2. The tray menu is cleaner: Settings and Open were removed, and Exit remains.
3. Tray devices are now grouped in a clear order: Playback first, then Recording.
4. A separator is shown between Playback and Recording groups for better readability.
5. Tray device visibility now follows the Show disabled devices setting:
6. Fixed tray context menu dismissal so it now closes correctly when clicking outside the menu or selecting another tray icon.

1.0.3

1. Independent command names for Playback and Recording

• Command names are now scoped per audio type.
• You can use the same name in both Playback and Recording without conflicts.

2. SoundFlip is always visible in the system tray
   The tray icon now stays visible even when the main window is open and active.
   This provides a consistent and always-available way to access and fully exit SoundFlip.

1.0.2

1. Rebranding update
   Renamed the identity from Audio Device Switcher to SoundFlip across the solution, package metadata, and UI text.
2. Platform updates
   Updated the Windows target baseline to Windows 11 24H2

1.0.1

• Improved device matching reliability by moving beyond ID-only matching.
  Saved devices are now matched using device name (with ID hash fallback), making mappings more resilient after Windows updates.
• Reduced rematching frequency after OS updates, since previously saved devices are less likely to be treated as missing.
• Upgraded the project to .NET 10.