Release Breeze 1.9 · MiladRTX/Breeze

What's new in 1.9

Updating the app updates Breeze too. When the app finds an older Breeze running, it replaces it with its own copy and tells you when it's done. Before, the old Breeze kept running until the console restarted.

Apply saves your edits into the preset you're using. That preset is marked Active and named above the curve, and the unsaved-changes bar says where Apply will save. Overwrite is gone.
The built-in Breeze preset never changes. Edits of it are saved as a new preset, "My curve" (then "My curve 2" and so on), and it can't be renamed or deleted.
Use runs a preset straight away (it was Load), New saves the curve as a new preset and uses it, and Reset switches to the built-in preset.
A curve from an older Breeze picks up the preset that matches it.

GPU temperature next to the CPU's. It's shown only: your curve still follows the CPU.
Three boxes: CPU and GPU, Fan and Your curve, and Target. "Curve wants" is now "Your curve".
On phones the boxes stack, each keeping its two values side by side.

The app: update it from ProsperoStore, or copy the PPSA92878 folder from PPSA92878.zip to /data/homebrew on the console, then open the app once.
Payload only: load breeze.elf with Payload Manager or elfldr. A new launch replaces the running copy.