Title: Protection Status Indicator and Adjustable HUD Overlay

Title: Protection Status Indicator and Adjustable HUD Overlay I would like to suggest a few features that would make OLED Guard Pro easier to use. * Change the system tray icon to indicate whether protection is active or paused. * Display a notification if no monitor is currently being protected. * Or provide any other clear visual indication that lets the user know whether protection is currently active. * Allow the HUD overlay opacity to be adjusted. I currently place the HUD overlay on my secondary monitor, but the overlay is too dim, making it difficult to read the content. If I place it on my primary monitor instead, there is still a large unused blank area below the folded HUD. Being able to adjust the overlay opacity would make it much more practical. I use an LG C4 OLED as my primary monitor and a standard LCD as my secondary monitor. There also appears to be a bug where the selected monitor is automatically deselected, leaving no monitor protected at all. I'm not sure whether this happens after the PC wakes from sleep or after the displays enter power-saving mode due to inactivity. Because there is currently no obvious indication that protection has stopped, I may continue using the OLED display without realizing that OLED Guard Pro is no longer protecting it. A visible status indicator or notification would make this issue much easier to notice and help prevent accidental image retention.