Changelog

1.1.1

• The Decor Tools module no longer stands by for a standalone that is enabled in the addon list but never actually loaded, so the slash commands always have an owner.
• Consistent titles across the family: the module is "QoLify: Decor Tools" and the settings carryover stub follows suit, matching the standalone's "QoLify: Standalone Decor Tools".

1.1.0

• The Decor Spendwatch module is now QoLify: Decor, carrying Decor Tools 2.0.0 with the new decor shopping cart (its own changelog has the details). Settings and the module enable flag move over on their own. A small "settings carryover" helper addon ships alongside for a few releases so existing data finds its way into the renamed module, just leave it enabled.
• SoundScaper module 1.3.0: the window got the flat QoLify look.
• Module windows now share one layer and the clicked one comes to the front.

1.0.0

• First stable release. Same feature set as 0.1.0.

0.1.0

• Initial release: modular QoL collection core.
• Small quality-of-life tweaks live on the main settings page with per-feature toggles that work immediately in both directions: Quick delete (auto-fills the DELETE confirmation for rare+ items), Auto-accept resurrection (except combat res), and Party Keys in Group Finder (a dropdown on the listing-creation panel that lists the party's keystones, gathered from LibKeystone as shipped in BigWigs and DBM, Details/LibOpenRaid, overheard Angry Keystones broadcasts and AstralKeys, whichever are present, and fills the listing's dungeon, M+ activity and playstyle from the selected key, with the suggested title offered for copy-paste).
• Bigger features are LoadOnDemand modules. No module code loads until enabled in settings.
• Minimap button: left-click opens a dropdown of the enabled modules to pick one to open (falls back to the settings while no module is enabled). Right-click opens the settings.
• Settings panel (/qolify, or the minimap button) with per-module enable checkboxes. The main page lists every module with live status, and modules unticked in WoW's own AddOn list are respected (shown as such, never force-loaded).
• SoundScaper module: the standalone SoundScaper (v1.3.0) as a module, same code and SavedVariables. Stands by while the standalone addon is active, and takes over with the same settings once it is removed. /ss opens the window.
• Decor Spendwatch module: the standalone DecorSpendwatch (v1.1.0) as a module, same code and SavedVariables. Stands by while the standalone addon is active, and takes over with the same data once it is removed. /dsw opens the settings.