A native version of the program's interface, designed to reduce resource consumption and make the application more lightweight.
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- Patchd#2
The part of Patchd that does the audio is already native. The audio engine is its own C++ program, separate from the window. The window is drawn with Microsoft Edge WebView2, the same thing Windows uses for many apps, and it never touches the audio path. So the window's cost is memory and a little graphics work for the meters, not sound quality or delay. Closing the window to the tray leaves your audio running exactly the same.
A native version of the window is noted as a request.
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