Game update

Vealo 1.0.3

Vealo - Clean Desktop · published 9 Aug 2026, 11:54 UTC

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Update notice

Vealo tells you when a new version is out: a card in the panel with a restart button, an entry in the tray menu and a mark on the icon. The restart takes a couple of seconds and every setting and style stays in place.

Folder path

The panel header shows the full path and every part of it is clickable. Jump any number of levels up in one click.

New hotkey

The panel is now summoned with Ctrl+Space. If you already set your own combination, it stays as it is.

Desktop auto-detection

Vealo finds your Desktop folder on its own, even after it moves to OneDrive. Icons from the shared desktop now show up in the panel too.

Write to me [email protected] if something works wrong. I answer and fix fast.

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