Restore and persist the package-based link collector with progressive metadata, bounded high-volume updates, safe hydration, visible selection, and complete localization.
Harden download controls, snapshot ordering, history pagination, statistics recovery, settings saves, backup imports, notification persistence, and Windows storage races with regression coverage.
Persist collector packages and disclosure state through validated atomic AppData storage with backup recovery and shutdown synchronization. Align download sidebar metrics with the hidden-extracted presentation scope and keep Start available through temporary Real-Debrid cooldowns while preserving hard account blocks.
Move the global package disclosure action into a responsive right-aligned toolbar group and disable it for empty queues. Replace the decorative package title with a compact neutral filter group, coordinate disclosure opacity with height transitions, and make contextual help follow combined pointer and keyboard focus state.
Make Service sortable by visible provider labels, keep pointer sorting distinct from column dragging, preserve keyboard sorting, infer active and completed transfers as online, and retain definitive availability across item and package resets. Keep manual extraction and package-status changes out of this selective rebuild.
Stop the header context event before it reaches the newly mounted outside-click listener, preventing the column menu from closing in the same native event.
Commit the target grid immediately, derive track definitions from the same column order as the cells, and animate only cell contents with FLIP. Disable grid-track interpolation to avoid Chromium reduced-motion mix frames, honor the application animation setting, and retain serialized persistence and import authority.
Clear old FLIP transforms before committing the new download grid order. Serialize and coalesce column-order persistence, keep live download snapshots from overwriting local layout state, reassert imported settings after older requests, and block overlapping pointer or arrow moves during settling.
Extend only the priority reorder transition from 1.5 seconds to 3 seconds while preserving the separate package disclosure timing. Update the focused regression assertion to lock the intended duration.
Rename the package disclosure option to a general animations switch and use it for both disclosure and priority-order motion. Keep previously visible virtual rows mounted during reorders, animate measured start and target positions for 1.5 seconds, and cancel all motion immediately when the setting is disabled. Extend the isolated renderer fixture so enabled and disabled behavior can be measured without touching user download state.
Treat the selected priority as a disabled no-op so clicking it no longer closes the context menu. Reorder packages consistently across high, normal, and low priority groups while preserving stable order within each group. Add regression coverage for all priority transitions and the active menu state.
Place the current unfinished download volume ahead of the historical total in the downloads status sidebar. Lock the user-facing metric order with a renderer regression test.
Disable the persistent virtual row and spacer transitions when package disclosure animation is turned off, so following packages reposition immediately instead of continuing to slide. Add a renderer regression test covering the real no-motion class and CSS boundary.
Add a persisted general setting that keeps package expand and collapse motion enabled by default while allowing remote and lower-performance systems to switch it off. Route the setting through normalized application state and renderer settings, bypass transition grouping when disabled, and retain the existing virtualized package list behavior. Cover legacy defaults, explicit opt-out persistence, settings presentation, and the immediate disclosure path with focused regression tests.
Keep the explicitly requested 300 ms package transition active when Chromium reports reduced motion, and separate the prepared and active disclosure states by a painted frame. Add focused regression coverage and an opt-in motion mode for the visual harness while keeping normal captures deterministic.
Restore smooth 300 ms expand and collapse transitions without removing row virtualization. Limit animated disclosure rows globally, preserve live item updates during motion, support rapid reversal, and keep large queues bounded.
Add a Remaining sidebar metric that sums only unfinished known bytes while clearly marking unknown open sizes. Cover multi-package limits, live transition merges, honest remaining-size semantics, translations, and accessibility.
Add a custom download virtualizer with fixed 40px package rows, 38px file rows, overscan, and pinned rename rows.
Keep the downloads model logically complete so header selection, shift ranges, and actionable selections operate on every filtered expanded row instead of the rendered DOM window.
Render the virtualized body inside the existing downloads table scrollport without adding a second scroll context, while preserving column drag data attributes, row click behavior, context menus, and disabled native package dragging.
Cover bounded rendering, full logical row selection, scroll window geometry, pinned inline rename rendering, and responsive scrollport CSS with focused tests.
Use the compact finalization text for status-cell titles so item tooltips cannot expose raw archive details in German or English.
Require exactly two non-empty finite fraction values with one slash and a positive total before deriving progress. Invalid, infinite, NaN, zero-total, and extra-part forms now resolve to the phase only, with regression coverage for every case.
Normalize German and English finalization producer labels before they reach package and item status cells. Derive percentages from valid fractions, clamp them to the visible 0-100 range, and reduce malformed fractions or zero totals to the phase name.
Preserve legacy percentage labels while preventing finalization lines ending in archive names from being classified as bare extraction archives. Cover current and legacy forms, both languages, package and item rendering, localization, and invalid numeric input.
Keep package rows in their existing visible order across runtime state changes and remove obsolete automatic progress grouping.
Require an active usable provider before starting or resuming downloads, recover temporary disk-write blocks without consuming normal retries, and surface disk waits and extraction failures at package level.
Add focused regression coverage and prepare the v2.0.24 release metadata and changelog.
Normalize RapidGator aliases, stabilize active queue ordering, preserve user-controlled package expansion, and align compact queue status presentation.
Separate Mega-Debrid API and Web credential pools, migrate legacy credentials and disabled states safely, refresh live account availability without restart, honor disabled credential persistence, and invalidate Web sessions without allowing stale in-flight, retry, or queued logins to restore old cookies.
Expand regression coverage for account isolation, legacy migration, session races, live scheduler refresh, update notes, and responsive queue behavior.
Complete zero-width sidebar collapse with synchronized bidirectional motion, add package-row selection and guarded double-click disclosure, render continuous selection edges across nested package boundaries, expand regression coverage, and update the public English changelog and package metadata for v2.0.20.
Restore the shared sliding-selection transition after React StrictMode effect restarts, disable redundant service filters, add regression coverage, and update the public English changelog and package metadata for v2.0.19.
Preserve package progress and history across immediate cleanup, make extraction resets wait for all post-processing tasks, and keep archive diagnostics out of compact status cells. Rework account creation and settings selectors, improve context-menu placement, remove accidental row dragging, and expand regression coverage for the corrected workflows.
Animate nested application menus while keeping hidden actions out of keyboard navigation and respecting reduced-motion preferences.
Normalize Mega-Debrid service labels, simplify active download and extraction statuses, and preserve full diagnostics in tooltips.
Brand the Windows development runtime and isolate concurrent launchers with PID-aware cleanup and regression coverage.
Collect bandwidth history for the full running session, keep responsive service and status labels readable, repair nested menu overflow, and correct semantic state colors.
Update active queue counters immediately for terminal items, add localized integer formatting, eliminate progress label overlap, and cover the regressions with focused tests.
Synchronize live speed telemetry, preserve known package sizes, refine responsive download status presentation, improve progress contrast and accessibility, simplify account creation, and prepare the verified v2.0.15 desktop release.
Add live English and German localization, queue availability and metadata resolution, responsive package controls, polished navigation and drag interactions, clearer history and account states, and a rebuilt public README. Harden Windows packaging with verified icons and version metadata, archive inspection, and expanded release tests.
Rebuild downloads, link collection, settings, history, and statistics around a responsive desktop shell with compact account and queue tables, contextual navigation, persistent update affordances, unified overlays, and accessible keyboard interactions.
Add safe history-folder reveal IPC, responsive 2560/1920/1366/1120 coverage, deterministic visual fixtures, focused component regressions, and release-tree exclusions for internal working files. Bump the public application version to 2.0.13.
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