PowerToys 0.95 introduces Light Switch for automatic theme scheduling and faster Command Palette searches, enhancing Windows customization for power users.

PowerToys 0.95 brings Light Switch for auto theme scheduling and faster Command Palette searches, enhancing Windows customization.
Light Switch automates light/dark mode changes using schedules or sunrise/sunset times. Configure for system, apps, or both, with keyboard shortcuts. Fills a gap in window manager options.
New fuzzy matcher and fallback system cut search times; "access" searches drop from 633ms to 113ms. Competes with app launcher tools.
Resolves shortcut conflicts, adds mouse transparency controls, crosshairs, DSC v3 support, Welsh layout, smoother zooming. Enhances system optimizer value.
PowerToys 0.95 solidifies its role as a key productivity software for Windows, offering automation and performance gains without bloat.
Light Switch is a new PowerToys feature that automatically switches between light and dark modes based on custom schedules or local sunrise/sunset times with adjustable offsets for system, apps, or both.
Command Palette searches are significantly faster, with "access" searches reduced from 633ms to 113ms and "copilot" searches from 257ms to 78ms thanks to new fuzzy matching and fallback systems.
PowerToys 0.95 requires Windows 10 or Windows 11. It is not available for macOS or Linux.
You can download and install PowerToys 0.95 from the Microsoft Store or the GitHub releases page. It's a free, open-source tool.
The update adds shortcut conflict resolution, transparency controls for Find My Mouse, customizable crosshairs, support for Desired State Configuration v3, Welsh layout for Quick Accent, and smoother zooming in ZoomIt.
Yes, PowerToys is completely free and open-source, with regular updates from Microsoft.