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Fraglink 0.2.0-dev.21

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@Lucrona Lucrona released this 12 Oct 01:58
· 77 commits to main since this release

Added

  • Linked accounts in the app: Options > Connections now shows your Steam, Battle.net and Discord links. Connect opens your browser to that service's sign-in page, and the app shows the linked name with a Disconnect button. Spotify is still coming soon.
  • Same privacy switches in the app and on the website: Options > Privacy has every "show on my profile" switch from the website (private profile, Now Playing, games and hours, activity, friends, achievements, top players, gaming rig, previous nicknames and personal details). A change in one place shows in the other.
  • A "When someone sends me a friend request" pop-up switch, shared with the website's notification settings, as is "a friend comes online or starts a game".
  • Options > Account links to the website for your profile picture, two-step sign-in, signed-in devices and email notifications, and shows whether two-step sign-in is on. Options > Connections links to downloading your account data.

Changed

  • Bigger pop-ups: the bottom-right pop-ups are now the same size as Steam's (283 × 70, a little taller for long game names) with a larger picture or game icon and easier-to-read text. They grow with Windows display scaling.
  • Your game's icon in your status: while you play, the game's small icon sits right before "Playing …" next to your name.
  • Website: long lists (games on a profile, played games, friends) load a page at a time with search and sorting.

Not tested on Windows yet

  • Checked in a browser preview and against the live server. Please check on Windows.

Install

  • Installed dev.20 clients pick this up by themselves (at startup or within an hour). Otherwise run Fraglink_0.2.0-21_x64-setup.exe. The MSI is for managed installs. Both are unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen asks first: click More info → Run anyway.
  • latest.json and the .sig file are the update manifest and signature that the built-in updater uses.