Will code decompilation protection get worse when using WinForms?

Question

C++ / C#

Will decompilation protection be degraded when using WinForms ?
I now have a console program that logs in with a GET request and does some manipulations.
And so, I decided to switch to Windows Forms, let's say I made Form1, and as soon as a person logs in, he is transferred to Form2. Will code protection deteriorate? Will it be possible to crack the program and load Form2 right away? Or is it better to stay in the console version?
upd. As a protector I use Themida with the connected SDK

Answer 1

when using MFC, it will still get worse (well, not so of course - forms are generally simply decompiled), however - as soon as work with windows starts, you can catch handles and messages
, in particular, such programs are an order of magnitude easier to "bottle" for example. the same AutoIt
upd - I won’t say anything specifically for the protector. any protector significantly enhances protection . Strictly speaking, even a free dotfuscator included with the studio will protect even a c#/WinForms program from shkolota. not from professionals, but in order for professionals to take care of you, your program / data to which it gives access must acquire some kind of significance. either a dizzying commercial success (or you write another mega dangerous virus ;)))