3.4: Proper bugfix! Redesign!

Changes from 3.3:

1. Properly fixed Win-L hotkey breaking the app: modifiers state is now reset on every session switch event, and you can now hold Win keys for as long as you want again.
2. New handcrafted pixel art monochrome icons to better integrate into Windows 10's tray.

Also more minor code cleanups and a slight UI changes. Oh, and also screenshot in readme was updated for the first time after first one was taken for v3.0.

3.3: Squashed a bug this time!

When OS is locked by Win+L hotkey, the release of that Win key won't reach the app and the next M press after unlocking will trigger minimizing.
So starting with this version, if modifier keys are pressed ("pressed" in my case) for more than 10 seconds, nothing will happen.

3.2: Very boring update

This is a (completely optional) maintenance and code quality release.
Pretty much nothing has changed from the user's prespective since v.3.1, but the code is shorter, sweeter, and uses more recent .NET features than ever before!

3.1: Left win now also works

Guess I missed that because I use exclusively right win with win-m combos.
Now both win keys work, thanks softpedia for the heads-up in their review.

Initial release

Initial release, all functionality from 2.0 is restored, what else is needed?