Anti StickyK

Anti StickyK 1.5.0

Now Open Source under the MIT License! Render thread stutter fixes, session self-healing, and loader cleanup.

This update focuses on performance, open-source licensing, crash resilience, and multi-version compatibility.

Fixed

• Eliminated render thread micro-stutters by moving session file I/O, OS locking, and fsync operations to a dedicated background worker thread (StickyKeys-IO-Worker)
• Fixed startup crashes on Forge and NeoForge environments by removing invalid loader metadata (mods.toml / neoforge.mods.toml) that lacked Forge @Mod entrypoints
• Fixed modern Minecraft (1.14+) window focus detection in WindowFocus by inspecting the client's Window instance (class_1041) rather than missing direct methods on MinecraftClient
• Prevented premature hotkey disabling during early mod initialization before the game window is created or focused
• Removed unused and redundant boilerplate forwarders in AntiStickyK

Reliability

• Added self-healing session recovery: corrupted, zero-byte, or incompatible session.state files are safely intercepted and reset rather than permanently breaking the mod
• Refactored session file channel locking using standard try-with-resources to prevent file descriptor leaks during sudden process termination
• Ensured background tasks are cleanly awaited upon client close (close()) to guarantee accessibility settings are restored before the JVM shuts down
• Preserved graceful fallback for non-Windows operating systems (macOS / Linux)

Licensing & Metadata

• Replaced "All Rights Reserved" with the official MIT License (Copyright (c) 2026 eternql2938)
• Added dedicated root LICENSE and updated LICENSE_sticky-keys-disable
• Updated mod version to 1.5.0 in fabric.mod.json

Verification

• Successfully compiled all classes targeting Java 17 with zero warnings or errors
• Verified archive structure with META-INF/MANIFEST.MF placed first in the jar
• Verified that Fabric metadata, mixin mappings, icon assets, and bundled libraries are intact in both the mod jar and the source archive