Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/builtbybel/Winslop

Author: Belim

README.md

@@ -1,38 +1,38 @@
+> **Note:**  
+> "winslop" might refer to Windows 11 in some corners of the internet.  
+> **Winslop**, however, is an actual tool designed to clean it up.
+> 
 # Built to remove things. Not to impress you.
 
 > *“We need to get beyond the arguments of slop vs sophistication…”*  
 > — Satya Nadella
 > 
-> Slop describes unnecessary, low-value system components that are added by default, consume resources, and reduce user control without providing meaningful benefit.
-
-<img width="1536" height="1024" alt="Winslop" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3c165b1a-22c2-4122-bc9a-a305ef07dbc2" />
+> “Slop” = stuff that ships by default, wastes resources, and takes control away, while doing basically nothing for you
 
 This started as a joke.
 Then Microsoft said “slop vs sophistication” out loud and it stopped being one.
 If this tool needs marketing, it probably shouldnt exist 😆
 
 
-To be clear:  
-**Windows is not bad.**  
-I actually like it.
-
+To be clear:
+**Windows isn’t bad.** I actually like it.
 **But the direction of Windows 11 is.**  
-And I probably hate it more than I'm willing to admit.
-So I shipped this again. Cheaper than therapy. Comes with toggles.
+So I built this again. Cheaper than therapy. Comes with toggles.
+
+## What it does
 
-**The slop is.**
 Winslop does exactly what the name suggests:
-- removes slop  
-- reduces slop  
-- makes slop visible  
-- gives control back to the user  
+- removes slop
+- tones down what can’t be removed
+- shows what’s running / enabled
+- gives you control back
+
+No cloud. No assistants. No “smart” magic.
+Just local changes, explicit choices, and a way back.
 
-Winslop is what happens when you take that idea seriously.
-Not anti-Windows, not anti-AI, just anti-slop.
+Everything is deterministic and reversible.
 
-It removes the unnecessary stuff, tones down the rest and shows you exactly what’s going on.
-No cloud, no assistants, no magic.
-Everything is local, deterministic and reversible.
+## Where it comes from
 
 **Under the hood this is a very small, very focused fork of my earlier project [CrapFixer](https://github.com/builtbybel/CrapFixer)**.
 Localization never really happened there.

docs/Help.md

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 Quick links:
 - Feature Reference: [features.md](features.md)
-- Plugins section in Feature Reference: [plugins](https://github.com/builtbybel/Winslop/blob/main/docs/features.md#plugins)
+- Plugins Reference: [plugins.md](plugins.md)
 - Extensions Reference: [extensions.md](extensions.md)
 
 ## Quick start
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Quick links:
 2. Use the **tabs** to switch between areas:
    - **Windows**: system tweaks (feature tree)
    - **Applications**: app scan/uninstall (if enabled in your build)
-   - **Extensions**: additional modules/extensions
+   - **Tools**: additional modules/extensions
 
 3. Use **Inspect system** to scan/analyze.
 4. Select the tweaks you want (checkboxes).
@@ -26,20 +26,20 @@ Quick links:
 <img width="1031" height="880" alt="Winslop_annotated_outside_EN_v3" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f661f0ee-b87b-401e-9121-f48addc38fe3" />
 
 ### Top bar
-- **Menu button (☰)**  
+- **Start button (☰)**  
   Opens the main menu (selection actions, import/export, plugins, etc. depending on your build).
 - **Search**  
   Filters the current view (e.g., feature tree).  
   Tip: clear the search to show all items again.
-- **Heart button (❤)**  
-  About this app and versioning information
+- **Refresh**  
+Updates the view and clears the log in the log window.
 
 ### Tabs
 - **Windows**  
   Shows the feature/plugin tree. Items are grouped (e.g., *Issues*, *System*, *MS Edge*, *Privacy*…).
 - **Applications**  
   Scans installed apps and allows uninstalling selected ones (if present).
-- **Extensions**  
+- **Tools**  
   Hosts extension views/modules.
 
 ### Feature tree (Windows tab)
@@ -133,7 +133,10 @@ Plugins are **optional tools** that add extra features to Winslop.
 You can install and manage them via **Main Menu → Manage plugins**.  
 Once installed, you’ll find them in the main tree under the **Plugins** section.
 
-Anyone can create plugins — a small demo pack + explanation is here:  
+Anyone can create plugins. This page explains how the plugin system works:
+https://github.com/builtbybel/Winslop/blob/main/docs/plugins.md
+
+And here’s a small demo plugin pack you can use as a starting point:
 https://github.com/builtbybel/CrapFixer/blob/main/plugins/DemoPluginPack.ps1
 </details>