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release: v2.1.16

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Add queue search and filters, safe upload diagnostics, session report exports, account check visibility, and explicit interrupted-upload recovery.\n\nSanitize diagnostic response snippets in persisted results and rotation logs, protect CSV exports against formula injection, and add regression coverage for diagnostics and reports.
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Download the current Setup or Portable build from the [latest GitHub release](https://github.com/Sucukdeluxe/Multi-Hoster-Upload/releases/latest).
The latest public release is version 2.1.15. Use the release page for the executables and the full English changelog.
The latest public release is version 2.1.16. Use the release page for the executables and the full English changelog.
## Features
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- Build one job per selected file and destination.
- Upload to several supported hosts from the same queue.
- Filter the workspace by all, active, queued, completed, or failed jobs.
- Search and filter queue entries by file name, host, and status.
- Open per-upload diagnostics with the selected account, retry count, and safe error details.
- Track status, progress, transferred size, speed, and the selected host account.
- Read total, remaining, running, completed, and failed upload activity from the persistent sidebar telemetry.
- Follow current upload speed in the sidebar and the synchronized header graph.
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- Keep upload history entries and filter the archive by all, successful, or failed views.
- Retain all history, a time window, or the latest 100 or 1,000 uploads.
- Export history as CSV or JSON.
- Export a per-session CSV or JSON report with host success rates, duration, bytes, attempts, and errors.
- Clearly mark interrupted uploads after a restart so they can be resumed deliberately.
- Use the complete interface in English or German and switch at runtime.
- Export settings locally or transfer them with an encrypted online backup key.
- Send a batch summary to a Discord webhook or another HTTP webhook.