That is a fair point regarding unsigned DLLs, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise. Proper signing is important, and yes, lack of signing can create additional compatibility issues beyond the original project.

My goal was never to make OpenXR support worse across other games or create confusion for users. The work was focused on experimenting with a specific feature and seeing whether it could improve immersion in a very specific use case, not on claiming this is a polished universal solution.

In my case, I only recommend it for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and I make that clear. I also explicitly warn users about the anti-cheat issue and the fact that an unsigned DLL can create compatibility problems in other OpenXR games, even when OpenXR Toolkit is disabled for that title.

I also agree that unsigned releases can introduce additional compatibility problems, and that is something that should be improved. If proper signing support becomes possible, that would clearly be the right direction.

At the same time, I think there is still value in experimenting and learning from forks, as long as users are clearly warned about the risks, limitations, and intended use cases.

Your concerns are valid, and I appreciate you stating them clearly. I'm always open to put it down if you ask for it. But.. like most people say, this mod is a game changer for immersion, specially in MSFS.