As of June 14th, 2022, PSCommander has reached end of life and is no longer supported. You can continue to use it if you have a license. For functionality similar to PSCommander, please see PowerShell Universal Desktop.
2022.1.0 - 1-11-2022
Updated to latest PSScriptPad
2021.10.0 - 10-12-2021
Updated to the latest PSScriptPad
2021.9.0 - 9-14-2021
Updated to the latest PSScriptPad
1.4.8 - 8-10-2021
Update to latest PSScriptPad
1.4.7 - 7-7-2021
Updated to latest .NET Core SDK to remediate CVE-2021-26701
1.4.6 - 6-14-2021
Fixed an crash when starting commander when no license was installed
1.4.5 - 6-2-2021
Fixed an exception that would be thrown during configuration file saves
1.4.4 - 4-21-2021
Added subscription activation caching to prevent excessive web requests
1.4.3 - 4-20-2021
Fixed an issue with the update check
Fixed an issue with desktop widget transparency.
1.4.1 - 4-14-2021
Fixed an issue with desktop widgets.
1.4.0 - 4-14-2021
Added
Added Register-CommanderDataSource
Added data source support to desktop widgets
1.3.0 - 4-8-2021
Added
Commander desktop support
New-CommanderDesktop cmdlet
New-CommanderDesktopWidget cmdlet
Set-CommanderDesktop cmdlet
Clear-CommanderDesktop cmdlet
1.2.0 - 4-7-2021
Added
Added support for custom protocol handlers
Added update notifications
1.1.1 - 4-6-2021
Changed
Code signed the PSCommander module
Fixed an issue where PSCommander could fail to load
1.1.0 - 4-5-2021
Added
Added -Icon to New-CommanderToolbarIcon for customizing the icon
Added Register-CommanderEvent for handling events that happen within commander.
Added -ArgumentList to New-CommanderMenuItem to easily pass arguments to the Action script block.
Added -ConfigFilePath to Start-Commander
Changed
Fixed an issue where launching Edit Config would not work when installed to a path with a space
1.0.2 - 3-28-2021
Bugs Fixed
Cannot reapply hotkeys
Menu doesn't show up at all if you don't do toolbar icon
If you remove toolbar icon it continues showing the previous version
Open config the first time when there is no config
Executing cmdlets in regular PS instance doesn't work