If Overwolf or the PC crashes, we can sometimes get faulty sessions (no end date)

Implement LaunchWithOverwolf again, and close any open sessions as soon as Overwolf starts.

As a user, I'd like to be able to setup custom warnings that can show up in game, when I have played too much games in one sitting.

A new window, that shows a summarized view for all games you've ever played, with their total time.

Top 10 games in graph.

Quote from GameWave at Discord

Add filter/sorting (like sort from highest play time to lowest or game title from A-Z etc.) and a search function for the game summary. For now it's not a big problem but after some time there will be a lot of games in the list

In the game summary tab, it would be nice for a user, if they could filter/sort the games available in the list, so instead of having to scroll through a possibly, really, really long list, they could just filter down to the game they want to find.

We should implement a simple timer, that updates the end time of a session every now and then while the game is running, so that if either Overwolf or the app crashes, we have the end time already stored.

As a user, it would be nice if I had some kind of visual cue that I'm playing a game, so that I can see if Game Time Tracker supports the game or not.

If we get updates that a session ended, and it's shorter than 30 seconds, we should just remove it, to get rid of things like 7 Days to Die, that launches twice, one for the loading window and then once for the actual game.

As a user, if I had one of the buggy versions of the application, it would be nice if I could modify or delete sessions.

As a user, I would love to get TeamFight Tactics registered instead of League of Legends.

Solution: Check for GameId 21570 instead of relying on classId (And update database to support that field as well)

It would be nice, as a user to be able to open up the details for a single game, and see how many sessions I have played, how long my sessions usually are.

Since Overwolf only lets us track games that are marked as Supported for overlay (not all processes they can detect), I want to be able to allow the users to detect all the other games that is available in both the GameList.xml and from the database that I'm going to build.

To make sure that we don't track games with the executable name like.. "game.exe" or something like that, we should add a setting to make the application stop using Overwolf events to track launches/terminations of games.

I.E. Monster Hunter Stories 2 won't be tracked as Mega Man 11.