Launcher has been updated to version 120.

Support for spaces in the certificate name when signing your own driver has been added.

The Marketplace has been retained for the reseller version of Launcher. It was originally removed so that people could rebrand without having "Speeder" show up. Now, users can access the Marketplace, but they will only see scripts for which they have licenses. Thus, when you are reselling Launcher/Speeder, you can provide buyers with script licenses and retain all the convenience of the Marketplace (as opposed to having to send scripts out to every buyer individually).

The "Initialize Kernel Input" checkbox will now output the exact class name of the device you unplugged and plugged back in. In order for kernel input to work, the class name must be mouclass or kbdclass. This is the standard class for all USB mice and keyboards. However, some devices, such as Razer mice, have separate drivers that can interfere with kernel input. Previously, this would cause a crash. Now, you will not crash, and Launcher will tell you what the problem is so you can fix it (e.g., uninstalling or disabling the mouse/keyboard software).