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  • bachphi's avatar
    bachphi
    Binge Watcher
    25 days ago

    Thank you for the feedback — much appreciated. You're absolutely right that INI files are a bit old-school by today’s standards. I chose to use one mainly because it’s simple and transparent, especially for users who might want to tweak settings without digging into the Registry or using special tools.

    By the way, I’m not a developer — just a regular user who got frustrated that Roku no longer offers a free remote control app for PC, so I decided to build something myself.

    • RokuRhea-V's avatar
      RokuRhea-V
      Community Moderator
      24 days ago

      Thanks for postingbachphi​!

      I'm glad users are helping each other solve their issues on this platform. If you have any concerns or questions, please reach out.

      Cheers,
      Roku Community Team

  • atc98092's avatar
    atc98092
    Community Streaming Expert
    3 months ago

    I see no mention of how/where to download the app. I'm surprised a developer today still uses an INI file. Microsoft moved to Registry based setting storage 20 years ago. But I do know the benefits of an INI file as I used them myself for some programs I wrote more than 20 years ago. Much easier for a non-computer geek to modify if needed.