Pluck 0.1.1 was released publicly on September 19 for Windows. This update makes the app-removal path more dependable when installed programs use different Windows uninstallers or commands with quoted paths.
Installer-aware removal
Windows programs can be installed through MSI, Inno Setup, NSIS, Squirrel, MSIX, or a direct executable. Pluck now builds an uninstall plan for those different forms instead of treating all entries as one generic command.
Single-app and multi-app removal both follow the planned sequence. Process closing, timeout handling, and a visible fallback help the workflow report what happened when an uninstaller behaves unexpectedly.
Better checks after an attempt
Quoted executable paths are parsed correctly, and the result is checked against Windows registration and installation folders. Diagnostic records make a failed or partial removal easier to understand without silently claiming success.
The selection-based review remains part of Pluck’s design: the user still sees what the app proposes to remove.
Get the release
The 0.1.1 Windows x64 installer was built and published as the latest release in the official MadeByGoodTools Pluck repository on September 19. The Good Tools Pluck page links to the current download.
The installer remains an unsigned beta, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning. The Good Tools first-time installation guide explains that prompt.