This change introduces a detailed Markdown documentation that consolidates all practical techniques and best practices for cleaning the Cursor environment, refreshing machine codes, and enabling seamless account switching. The new document includes complete pseudocode for cross-platform (Windows/macOS/Linux) environment reset, telemetry ID regeneration, optional Windows MachineGuid workflow, and account switching network strategies. Also updates the README_CN.md to reference the new technical guide.
The enhancement provides a single, maintainable reference for incorporating critical trial reset and anti-fingerprinting workflows, based on current project code and scripts. No runtime application or CLI logic is changed; documentation only.
- Corrected version dates in both English and Chinese README files
- Changed release dates from 2024 to 2025 for latest and stable versions
- Maintained consistent formatting across README.md and README_CN.md
- Updated WeChat group QR code image to latest version
- Extended group invitation period to February 19th
- Increased Alipay donation QR code width from 300 to 500 pixels
- Maintained existing README_CN.md structure and formatting
- Corrected markdown link for version history in both English and Chinese README
- Removed duplicate `.md` extension from link
- Ensured consistent link formatting across language versions
- Added version history section with latest Cursor versions
- Included direct download links for v0.44.11
- Simplified version information presentation
- Maintained MAC address modification warning
- Improved readability and navigation for users
- Implemented MAC address modification functionality for Mac users
- Added network interface selection and random MAC address generation
- Created backup mechanism for original MAC addresses
- Integrated optional MAC address modification into main script workflow
- Updated README files with MAC address modification warning and details
- Marked Mac/Linux 0.45.x versions as fully supported
- Updated support status from "Under testing" to "Supported"
- Encouraged user feedback for Mac/Linux versions
- Added comprehensive explanation of MachineGuid registry modification in both English and Chinese README files
- Included safety measures, potential impacts, and recovery steps for registry changes
- Updated Windows PowerShell script to provide additional registry modification information
- Enhanced user awareness about system-level modifications and their implications
- Updated README files to indicate support for Cursor 0.45.x on Windows
- Added version detection function in Windows PowerShell script
- Improved version information display and user guidance
- Marked Mac/Linux 0.45.x support as under testing
- Refreshed the WeChat group QR code image
- Updated the group invitation expiration date to February 7th
- Maintained existing README_CN.md formatting
- Added download links for Cursor v0.44.11 in both English and Chinese README files
- Included direct download options from Cursor Official and ToDesktop
- Maintained consistent formatting across language versions
- Introduced a new section in both English and Chinese README files detailing methods to disable the auto-update feature for Cursor, including a built-in script and manual steps for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Updated the cursor_win_id_modifier.ps1 script to prompt users for disabling auto-update, enhancing user interaction and control over application settings.
- Included warnings about the need for manual updates after disabling the auto-update feature, improving overall user guidance.
- Added important notices in both English and Chinese README files regarding supported Cursor versions: v0.44.11 and below are supported, while the latest 0.45.x versions are temporarily unsupported.
- Enhanced error handling in the cursor ID modifier scripts for Linux, macOS, and Windows to check for the existence of the configuration file before proceeding.
- Improved user feedback by including warnings about the required Cursor version in the script outputs.
- Streamlined the configuration update process in the scripts to ensure clarity and robustness.
- Added detailed steps for opening the Windows Admin Terminal in both English and Chinese, including three methods: using Win + X, Win + R, and search.
- Improved formatting and clarity of the instructions to ensure better user understanding.
- Updated the reset script command for consistency across both language versions.