Reintroduce expandable collector packages, background metadata enrichment, filters, selection, and controlled queue transfer. Keep DLC files dropped outside the collector on the direct addContainers path without settings persistence or metadata waits. Protect collector state with stable URL identities, non-degrading metadata merges, and per-URL generations so stale enrichment responses cannot overwrite newer data or resurrect removed links.
Load the stored archive password list through a dedicated trusted IPC channel when extraction settings are opened. Preserve write-only drafts across settings and account updates, guard unsaved edits against late responses, and invalidate stale loads during backup imports. Prepare version 2.0.46 with public release notes.
Add persistent keyboard-accessible column resizing and increase the action-column edge spacing. Disable the active-only refresh action when no enabled checkable account exists and move the account-enabled control below the daily limit field. Add an explicit trusted IPC path that reveals only the selected stored credential on demand, keeps credentials out of renderer snapshots and audit fields, clears dialog state on close, and supports native clipboard copying. Cover UI behavior, request validation, provider-specific credential lookup, preload forwarding, renderer-state secrecy, and IPC trust boundaries.
Replace every active application icon asset with the new high-resolution artwork, including transparent PNG, complete Windows ICO sizes, and the documentation screenshot.
Turn populated username and email cells into non-selectable copy actions backed by validated native Electron clipboard IPC while keeping empty cells and row interactions unchanged.
Adds an AppData/Desktop log storage selector with controlled migration of known log files only. Keeps runtime data and credentials in AppData, consolidates desktop rename logs into the chosen directory, and exposes the active log folder through the desktop UI.\n\nFlushes early recovery diagnostics into the runtime log before a location migration, preserves the active trace configuration as valid JSON during moves, and prevents backup imports from failing when the requested log location is unavailable. Adds regression coverage for desktop paths, legacy log migration, secret exclusion, and trace-config replacement.
Derive every MDD2 key from a non-empty user passphrase and the per-backup scrypt salt while keeping the embedded application material isolated to read-only MDD1 migration imports. Normalize missing, wrong, and authentication-failure results to the same controlled decryption error.
Add the modal-based export confirmation and format-aware import flow across renderer, preload, IPC, and controller boundaries. Clear transient passphrase state on completion or cancellation, retain pending import data only until consumption, and keep passphrases out of results, snapshots, payloads, and logs.
Cover mismatch and cancellation paths, MDD1 passphrase-free migration, preload forwarding, successful UI/crypto round-trips, one-byte-short ciphertext, authenticated empty ciphertext, and truncated legacy envelopes.
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.
Add immutable client-encrypted settings snapshots with independent MDD2 capability keys so fresh installs can restore configuration without transferring backup files. Keep credentials encrypted end to end, preserve queues and history during import, and avoid exposing identifiers in request URLs or errors. Include the persistent API with quota, rate limits, crash-safe storage locking, durability checks, and end-to-end race and recovery coverage.