- Intel Core Ultra X9 388H, Core Ultra X7 368H and 358H, Core Ultra X5 338H (Panther Lake-H).
- Intel Core Ultra 9 375H, Core Ultra 7 355H and 345H, Core Ultra 5 325H (Panther Lake-H).
- Intel Core Ultra 7 360U, Core Ultra 5 350U and 340U, Core Ultra 3 320U (Panther Lake-U).
- Intel Core Ultra 3 205 (Arrow Lake).
- Intel Core 3/5/7 2xxE (Bartlett Lake).
- Intel Core i5 110 (Comet Lake).
- AMD Ryzen 5 5600F (Vermeer).
- AMD Ryzen 9 PRO 9945, Ryzen 7 PRO 9745, Ryzen 5 PRO 9645 (Granite Ridge).

• Minor bug fixes in the Desktop Notes Freeware application for Windows 11 and 10 operating systems related to Smart Screen Lock.
• Important update to the language file in Desktop.Notes.exe.

The OOBE installer has been improved and expanded. It’s now possible to manually search and install app packages directly from the Winget manifest using the new “Install custom Winget package” option. The feature is a bit more barebones than UnigetUI, but intentionally lightweight to keep Flyoobe fast and efficient as it covers everything essential.
Leveled up the Apps OOBE page (Debloater) and upgraded both the backend and UI for easier navigation, lightning-fast app removal, and smarter batch operations
The navigation system introduced in version 1.30 has been refined, especially the way menus expand, collapse, and guide the user through the interface.
The OOBE “Personalization” page has been visually polished for a cleaner and more consistent look.
A new log and activity manager has been added, accessible from the “More (?)” menu in the top-right corner. It allows you to monitor all Flyoobe operations and notifications in one place. Next to it, the Settings and About App buttons are now separated into their own dedicated menus
Cleaned up the Experience OOBE page and removed the "Issues" section, since it's now partially covered by the Extensions and Installer OOBE
The predecessor Flyby11, on which this app was originally based a few versions ago, is no longer being promoted here.
Everything Flyby11 could do is now fully integrated into Flyoobe, which I highly recommend switching to as its far more stable during the upgrade process. The Flyby11.exe still exists within Flyoobe as a native helper and background process.
However, if you prefer the slightly lighter version of Flyby11 (with fewer options), you can still find it in the previous FlyOOBE releases
Minor fixes and improvements