Pin Streamlink and FFmpeg archives to verified manifests, stage replacements before promotion, and expose managed tool status with repair and reset controls. Keep updater checks exclusive until their underlying operation settles and restore default electron-builder certificate environment support.
Track settings input generations so an older asynchronous secret save cannot mark a newer value durable. Commit queue snapshots before cancellation, cleanup, or pause effects so SQLite failures leave runtime processes and files unchanged.
Keep SQLite authoritative after completed migration even when legacy JSON is later invalid, reject non-object config documents before any migration state is written, and guard async secret masking by input generation. Persist renderer-facing config and queue mutations before updating memory so SQLite errors reject IPC calls and retain the last durable queue snapshot.
Store Twitch and Discord secrets as versioned safeStorage ciphertext behind explicit trusted IPC. Migrate legacy JSON transactionally into authoritative SQLite config and ordered queue repositories with rollback-safe markers and sanitized backups. Redact config exports and update renderer and release-harness contracts for secret-free config responses.
Polish navigation, settings, streamer and queue workflows; add safe pause and partial-file lifecycle handling; apply the product identity across Windows surfaces; and replace the public README with a complete English product guide and isolated screenshot.
Redesign the seven-area desktop workspace with responsive navigation, searchable settings, localized controls, and accessible update states.
Harden Electron release coverage with fully isolated user data, download paths, offline fixtures, concurrency checks, and public-release manifest validation.
Add a compact top navigation, contextual sidebars, responsive workspaces, accessible theme cards, and a persistent updater control. Preserve all existing renderer IDs and actions while adding an isolated Electron UI contract across the supported desktop sizes.
Startet die öffentliche Versionslinie mit einer bereinigten Ein-Commit-Historie, stellt den Updater auf GitHub Releases um, entfernt interne Release-Ziele und beschränkt den gepackten Anwendungssatz auf notwendige Laufzeitdateien. Enthält aktualisierte produktive Abhängigkeiten ohne bekannte npm-Audit-Funde sowie die geprüfte öffentliche Quell-Positivliste.