2026.08.37

Update every mod at once, or pin the ones you never want touched

Update All sits at the top of My Mods with a count of how many mods have something waiting. It installs them one at a time behind a single job-queue entry, and before it starts it asks — and shows you the actual list of mods it is about to update, not just a number. If any of them fail the rest still go through, and the ones that failed are named.

Update locks are for the mod you have edited yourself, or the older version you are deliberately staying on. Hover a mod card and there is a lock beside the delete button (also on the right-click menu); a locked mod wears a Locked badge and is skipped by Update All and by its own update button. The lock is remembered per install and survives Clear Cache, and it is enforced in the backend too, so nothing sneaks an update through. Unlocking is instant — if an update was already waiting, it shows up again straight away. There is a Locked only entry in the status filter to see everything you have pinned.

The My Mods toolbar

The top of My Mods was five bordered boxes wrapping into a ragged second row, with every button painted in your accent colour so nothing stood out as the thing to click. It is one panel now: the install and profile pickers on top, the actions underneath, and only Update All carries the accent. It takes about half the vertical space it did, so the mod grid starts higher up the page.