Control4Free 1.3.0

WebRTC connections, controller testing on the PS4, and new experimental controller features.

• Rebuilt controller connections around WebRTC. The old WebSocket connection delivered everything
  in order, so recovering a lost packet could hold up newer input. Input now uses an unordered channel
  without retransmissions, while controller selection and status use a separate reliable channel.
  This reduces delayed and bunched-up inputs during packet loss. After a brief disconnection, the page
  reconnects and restores its controller selection.
• Controller tester in the PS4 app: see buttons, sticks, analog triggers, touchpad, motion and
  connection latency; test rumble, choose light-bar colours with RGB sliders and reset orientation.
  Supports controllers and HDMI-CEC remotes. See Testing controllers.
• DualShock 4 and DualSense touchpads now work when linked: both finger positions and the click.
  Experimental Sony controller support also adds direct rumble and PS4 light-bar colours.
• Experimental motion controls use a phone's sensors or a linked DualShock 4 / DualSense.
• Experimental trigger rumble adds vibration to the trigger you're pulling on supported Xbox
  controllers and a linked DualSense. It follows the game's rumble; when both triggers are held, the
  last one pulled vibrates. See Experimental features for setup
  and how it works.
• Corrected the large and small rumble motors being swapped on connected gamepads.

Experimental features are off by default. Sony linking and motion need the
Chrome / Edge setup.

Controller tester

Test tools

Updating: update the PS4 service, then reload the controller page. Replace any saved copy with a
fresh one from the updated service.