FixKon: allar útgáfur og eldri útgáfur

Ask FixKon how to do something and it shows you. It flies to the control,
labels it, and waits for you to click it before moving on to the next step.
It never touches your mouse, so a walkthrough runs at your pace rather than
on a timer. Ask it to do the thing instead and it just does it, as before.

It teaches inside other programs too, not only Windows. Software that draws
its own interface, like music and design applications, used to leave it with
nothing to point at. It now reads the screen and points anyway.

You can change your mind part way. Say "just do it" while being shown and it
takes over; say "show me" while it is working and it walks you through
instead. If you get stuck on a step it offers to do that part for you rather
than pointing at the same button again.

Guide mode is now enforced by the app itself, so when it is on FixKon cannot
change anything on your PC whatever it is asked. Previously the setting
changed a label and nothing else.

The assistant speaks beside your cursor: what it is listening to, working on
or saying now appears next to the pointer and moves with it.

There are three voices, James, Tori and Brian. Choosing the second one
previously fell back to the first.

Deep Clean now shows what it is doing and how far along it is while it cleans,
and it is faster - it no longer re-scans your whole user folder afterwards.
The drive's free space is shown with the results, so you can see the space
come back, and the amount reclaimed is measured on the drive itself.

Deep Clean also warns you when an app is holding its own cache open, since
cleaning it while that app runs frees almost nothing.

The assistant now keeps to one voice - two could previously speak over each
other when a reminder fired mid-sentence - and it answers questions instead
of acknowledging them.

Cleanup can show you exactly which files it will remove before it removes
them. FixKon now starts with Windows and sits in the tray as it should.
Cancel and refund are together in one place, and refund requests are reviewed
by a person rather than issued automatically.