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.
Add local provider icons, larger compact account rows, the requested column order, and full username display while keeping secrets masked. Replace provider-wide editing with a row-specific editor that preserves sibling accounts, exact limits, live usage counters, and status metadata. Add targeted credential validation, release notices, and regression coverage.
Redirect settings that still reference the former private repositories to the public GitHub release source so existing installations can discover v2.0.1 and later updates.
Use the existing TLS-enabled downloader.24-music.de host under a dedicated reverse-proxy path so the backup API can be activated without introducing an unmanaged DNS dependency.
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.