What's New in mCleanup

Force-Keep visualization

• Items on your ToKeep list now show a small padlock icon instead of the old gold K. Same texture as the classic chest-lock you remember from older WoW UIs — sits over the top-left corner of the bag/bank/warband slot, and replaces the K letter in the main UI's row list too. Reinforces that the slot is "locked" against tag overrides.
• New "Lock icon size" slider in Options → General. Default 28px (twice the previous tiny size); range 10-36. The padlock scales in place around a fixed centre point, so growing or shrinking it expands evenly in all directions instead of one corner staying fixed while the other drifts off the slot.
• Locked items also show the padlock in the main UI's tag column — wherever you'd normally see K/S/A/D, ToKeep-listed items show the lock so the indicator is consistent everywhere.

Vendor sell window

• Locking an item from your bag now removes it from the sell window in the same frame. Previously, Alt+Right-click → Force to Keep on an item while a vendor was open left the row sitting in the sell list until you closed and re-opened the panel. Now any tag change (Force to Keep, manual Keep, Clear Override that makes it Keep again, etc.) causes the sell list to rebuild instantly: items that no longer resolve to "Sell" drop out, existing tick states on other rows are preserved.
• The same refresh path also keeps the Destroy panel in sync when you retag while it's open.

UI

• Slider tracks are now visible. The mUI framework's SliderControl used to draw the track in near-black, which blended into the dark Options panel backdrop — you couldn't tell at a glance that the control was a slider. The track now has a brighter slate-blue rim around a darker recessed inner fill, giving it a clear "channel" look. Applies to every slider in the addon (Lock icon size, Item Level filter, Font Size, etc.).

Bug fixes

• Fixed "Font not set" error in the main UI's row list. A code path that hid the tag-letter FontString could fire SetText on it before its font had been applied. The row now hides the FontString outright when displaying the padlock, avoiding the call entirely.