Move search, host, status, and reset controls into one framed filter group beside the upload actions, preserving responsive wrapping within the same toolbar.
Add one contextual reset action that clears the upload sidebar, filename search, host filter, and status filter in a single render while restoring selection and scroll state consistently.
Display the primary release heading as What's new?, render the install and active download states in the success palette, and reserve red exclusively for cancellation and failure.
Render release-note headings, categories, items, and body lines as safe structured text with larger typography for section labels and compact spacing for details.
Increase the release-notes area by another twenty percent while constraining it to the viewport so more changelog content remains visible without hiding update controls.
Render size, speed, and ETA in dedicated fixed-width columns with tabular numerals so rapidly changing values no longer shift neighboring metrics horizontally.
Calculate download throughput and remaining time from verified installer bytes and display downloaded size, total size, speed, and ETA beneath the progress track while retaining the last values after cancellation.
Give the release-notes viewport a responsive 220-pixel target height so the update dialog gains visible vertical room while remaining bounded on smaller windows.
Open known updates directly without redundant searching or found toasts, retain failure and no-update feedback, and render the update dialog close action in red with a destructive hover state.
Collapse the header update action completely when no update exists and animate the green action outward to the left of the fixed bandwidth widget only after a real update is detected.
Keep the available target version visible throughout download, verification, cancellation, and failure states while reserving the progress footer for runtime status. Add the requested emphasis to the update dialog heading.
Keep the availability subtitle exclusive to the pre-download state and show download, cancellation, and detailed failure status only below the progress track.
Use a full-width green download track, preserve completed progress in red when cancellation or failure occurs, move status copy below the track, and smooth percentage transitions.
Keep the dialog cancel action available during update downloads, abort the active network stream, and surface a clean canceled state with retry support. Normalize cancellation across updater, main process, renderer, and translations with regression coverage.
Use the verified manifest size for percentage calculations, suppress duplicate percentage events, and yield between buffered download updates so Electron can paint intermediate progress before completion. Add a regression test that proves renderer-observable progress during an immediately buffered download.
Use the success palette and black text for the available-update header action, including its hover state. Add regression coverage for the visual state.
Keep BrowserWindow hidden until both ready-to-show and did-finish-load are complete, preventing the incomplete header from reaching the screen.
Render a static upload-speed baseline beneath the transparent canvas so the zero line exists independently of renderer timers.
Add regression coverage for both reveal event orders, load failures, and the script-independent header baseline.
Pass the installed version with the startup language so the renderer can display it before asynchronous initialization.
Seed and start the upload sparkline immediately, keep a fixed update-action slot across all update states, and remove the delayed automatic update check.
Add first-frame regression coverage for version, speed baseline, update geometry, and startup query behavior.
Refresh release metadata immediately before downloading an update and keep automatic checks current while the app remains open.
Accept desktop file drops from the first renderer frame, preserve early and rapid drops until initialization completes, and show the live remaining upload size in the sidebar.
Add regression coverage for update freshness, startup drag-and-drop ordering, localization, and remaining-byte retry behavior. Bump the application to v2.1.25.
Restore the v2.1.19 application baseline and retain only the focused import preflight summary with duplicate, unavailable, destination, job, and size-limit visibility.
Allow updater manifests from the Gitea and GitHub release pipelines to use different separator characters in the same installer filename while preserving exact version, size, checksum, and executable validation.
Add local weekly upload windows with overnight support, live settings updates, and a shared abortable upload gate.
Keep active transfers running while queued jobs wait outside the window without consuming attempts or parallel slots. Validate and localize the automation settings in German and English, including next-start status and hidden Electron coverage.
Refresh host health from the persisted retention-filtered history after batch completion, allowing the existing generation guard to reject stale responses and removing the competing local merge path.
Keep the complete loaded history snapshot, sample only valid non-future recent batches, count seven-day failures independently, ignore disabled accounts in issue counters, and preserve loading and error states across batch completion.
Summarize up to fifty recent batches and current account state into a local host health table with success rates, effective historical throughput, recent failures, last success, and bilingual accessible empty states.
Disable and guard host selection confirmation whenever the current preflight produces zero jobs, preserving pending files and plan state for empty destination and fully size-limited selections.
Inspect every manual file, folder, and drag-and-drop import before queue admission. Report exact duplicate, filename-filter, filesystem, destination, configured size-limit, and resulting job counts in the host selection dialog with live bilingual updates.
Add smooth account editor transitions with immediate input release, keep the cursor visible in development and production windows, align host option descriptions, and ensure localized settings search placeholders fit at narrow widths. Bump the application to v2.1.22 and extend hidden Electron regression coverage.
Add include and exclude filename conditions across every new import path, show accepted and excluded counts before destination selection, and keep restored queues unchanged.
Refine the settings layout and reorder upload telemetry for faster status reading.
Preserve uncertain remote commits and destructive source-cleanup requirements across cancellation, persistence failures, retries, and restart recovery. Revalidate account availability after admission waits and prevent late upload results from bypassing cancellation state. Strengthen release argument, CI tag, source allowlist, and secret scanning gates. Run the Electron smoke suite in a fully hidden offscreen harness that cannot reveal, focus, or elevate native windows.
Treat fallback result fetch and body failures as uncertain Doodstream commits, and coordinate interval timing with slot acquisition so upload starts remain spaced without occupying another host's global slot during the wait.
Use stable Doodstream API identities across separate Web and API profiles, serialize ambiguous VOE and Doodstream mixed-auth recovery paths, and fail closed after uncertain post-upload response failures. Enforce host upload intervals only after recovery and concurrency admission, and clear batch-scoped recovery caches when the batch settles.
Keep a bounded FIFO of drop payloads while the startup or recovery document is not validated. Flush each payload exactly once only after the generation-checked renderer Ready signal, retain immediate delivery for a ready renderer, and discard stale payloads when the main window is destroyed or replaced.
Wire renderer block, Ready, and window-close transitions through main and cover recovery, safe failure visibility, stale Ready signals, ordered multi-drop delivery, queue bounds, lifecycle cleanup, and duplicate prevention.
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