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Autorun: simple list with startup impact, Details for the rest - #2
Autorun (simple view, the default). One plain list of what starts with the computer. Each row shows the program's icon, a friendly name (from the program's own description, e.g. "Windows Security notification icon" instead of SecurityHealth), its publisher, an on/off switch and a startup-impact badge: High / Medium / Low / Not measured. Items that start now come first, heaviest at the top. A short hint sits under the name:
"Turning this off makes startup faster" (High) / "…a bit faster" (Medium)
"Windows needs this: leave it on" (Windows parts such as Windows Security)
"Helps your hardware work: best left on" (Realtek, Intel, NVIDIA, AMD, Synaptics, ELAN, …)
"Its program is gone: you can remove this"
Right-clicking a row gives Run now, Stop it, Open file location and Remove, so the simple view loses nothing.
Details switch (remembered in settings as autorun_details). Brings back the professional view: source filter (Registry Run / RunOnce / Startup folder / service / scheduled task), full command, location, the "Windows entries" switch and the per-row actions. It also adds an impact column that says what the value is based on. On narrow windows the Publisher column is dropped so columns don't overlap.
Startup impact (autorun::measure, unit tested):
Windows: Task Manager's own startup data (wdi\LogFiles\StartupInfo, CPU ms and disk bytes, with Task Manager's thresholds: High above 1 s of CPU or 3 MB of disk, Low below 300 ms and 300 KB). Also Diagnostics-Performance events 101/103 (apps and services that slowed boot, with times). Both can only be read as administrator, which is how the desktop app normally runs.
Linux: systemd-analyze blame (system and --user) for services.
Both: CPU and disk use of the entry's process when it started with this login and CleanCore runs within 20 minutes of boot.
Otherwise it's estimated from the program file's size and shown with "≈". A one-line note explains this, and on Windows it suggests opening CleanCore as administrator.
Also in this PR
Uninstaller: the Type column now fits its widest translated badge. "Windows App" in Hebrew was cut off at the card's edge.
"Registry Run" / "Registry RunOnce" are finally translated, so tests/i18n_audit.rs passes again.
All new strings are in cleancore.pot and translated in de, es, fr, he, ru and uk.
Checks
cargo fmt --check, cargo check --all-features --all-targets and cargo test --all-features pass on Windows, including the i18n audit and new unit tests (impact classification, StartupInfo and event-log parsing, systemd-analyze blame parsing).
Looked at it in the running app on Windows in Hebrew (RTL), both views. Running elevated it showed measured values (three High items); running unelevated it showed "≈" estimates.
The Linux code (linux_autorun.rs, linux_proc.rs, icons.rs non-Windows branch) was not compiled here. CI on Linux needs to confirm it, along with tests/gui.rs, whose wait text changed to the new subtitle.
Autorun entries now show startup-impact ratings, enabled-entry and high-impact counts, and available startup-delay, CPU-time, and disk-activity measurements. Estimates are marked when recorded measurements aren’t available.
Switch between a streamlined view and a detailed view with source filters, entry information, and actions. Search entries by name, command, or publisher.
Autorun entries can display their associated icons.
Localization
Added translations for startup details and guidance in German, Spanish, French, Hebrew, Russian, and Ukrainian. Updated translations for registry startup labels.
The Autorun page now opens on a plain list of what starts with the
computer: the program's icon and name, its publisher, an on/off switch and
how much it slows startup down (High / Medium / Low / Not measured),
heaviest first, with a short hint ("Turning this off makes startup
faster", "Windows needs this: leave it on", "Helps your hardware work").
A Details switch, remembered in settings, brings back the full view:
source, command, location, filters and every action. The row menu offers
Run now, Stop, Open file location and Remove in both views.
Startup impact uses what the system recorded where it can: Task Manager's
StartupInfo data and Diagnostics-Performance events 101/103 on Windows
(both readable only as administrator), systemd-analyze blame on Linux, and
the CPU and disk use of processes started with this login when CleanCore
runs shortly after it. Otherwise it is estimated from the program's size
and marked with "≈".
"Registry Run" and "Registry RunOnce" are translated at last, so the
translation audit passes again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Autorun Manager now classifies startup impact using available Linux and Windows boot and process measurements. It presents startup details in simple and Details views, and adds translated interface strings and supporting icon and layout updates.
Changes: Autorun startup impact
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Summary
Startup impact model src/autorun.rs
Adds startup impact and need classifications, measured and estimated impact rules, early-process usage aggregation, and tests for these calculations. Exports include a startup-impact column.
Platform measurements and entry population Cargo.toml, src/autorun.rs, src/platform/*_autorun.rs, src/platform/*_proc.rs
Linux and Windows implementations collect available boot and process data. Autorun listing uses process IDs and these measurements to populate entry details.
sequenceDiagram
participant AutorunView
participant AutorunList as autorun::list
participant LinuxBoot as linux_autorun::boot_data
participant LinuxProcess as linux_proc::process_usage
participant WindowsBoot as windows_autorun::boot_data
participant WindowsProcess as windows_proc::process_usage
AutorunView->>AutorunList: request autorun entries
alt Linux
AutorunList->>LinuxBoot: collect boot delays
AutorunList->>LinuxProcess: collect process usage
else Windows
AutorunList->>WindowsBoot: collect boot usage and delays
AutorunList->>WindowsProcess: collect process usage
end
AutorunList-->>AutorunView: return entries with startup details
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to cb338
Startup-impact information can be inaccurate on Windows and Linux, while removed Autorun entries can remain actionable briefly during refresh. These issues should be fixed before merging.
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- Line 392: Update the row closure in the autorun export to return eight fields,
inserting the startup-impact label at index 1 so the remaining values align with
HEAD; keep row(e)[2] as the state value and ensure the CSV, XLSX, and HTML
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The headers gained "Startup impact" but the rows didn't, so every column
after Name sat under the wrong header.
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What changes
Autorun (simple view, the default). One plain list of what starts with the computer. Each row shows the program's icon, a friendly name (from the program's own description, e.g. "Windows Security notification icon" instead of
SecurityHealth), its publisher, an on/off switch and a startup-impact badge: High / Medium / Low / Not measured. Items that start now come first, heaviest at the top. A short hint sits under the name:Right-clicking a row gives Run now, Stop it, Open file location and Remove, so the simple view loses nothing.
Details switch (remembered in settings as
autorun_details). Brings back the professional view: source filter (Registry Run / RunOnce / Startup folder / service / scheduled task), full command, location, the "Windows entries" switch and the per-row actions. It also adds an impact column that says what the value is based on. On narrow windows the Publisher column is dropped so columns don't overlap.Startup impact (
autorun::measure, unit tested):wdi\LogFiles\StartupInfo, CPU ms and disk bytes, with Task Manager's thresholds: High above 1 s of CPU or 3 MB of disk, Low below 300 ms and 300 KB). Also Diagnostics-Performance events 101/103 (apps and services that slowed boot, with times). Both can only be read as administrator, which is how the desktop app normally runs.systemd-analyze blame(system and--user) for services.Also in this PR
tests/i18n_audit.rspasses again.cleancore.potand translated in de, es, fr, he, ru and uk.Checks
cargo fmt --check,cargo check --all-features --all-targetsandcargo test --all-featurespass on Windows, including the i18n audit and new unit tests (impact classification, StartupInfo and event-log parsing,systemd-analyze blameparsing).linux_autorun.rs,linux_proc.rs,icons.rsnon-Windows branch) was not compiled here. CI on Linux needs to confirm it, along withtests/gui.rs, whose wait text changed to the new subtitle.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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