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Quest APK Renamer 1.1.0 beta 1 (legacy tag v1.8.0-beta.1)

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Quest APK Renamer 1.1.0 beta 1

Version 1.1.0 adds safe source replacement, sequential bulk workflows, and
native Windows/macOS/Linux packaging.

Highlights

  • Replace a selected source folder without keeping the - Renamed suffix.
  • Build the replacement completely in a sibling staging folder before the
    original is touched.
  • Roll back automatically if the completed replacement cannot be activated.
  • Move the original to recoverable Trash after a successful replacement.
  • Move a local renamed folder to Trash only after the Quest confirms the APK
    and every OBB.
  • Add several game folders individually, scan a parent folder, or drop multiple
    folders onto the app.
  • Preview a bulk suffix such as a across every selected package ID.
  • Rename or install the queue one item at a time.
  • See a final per-folder success/failure overview.
  • Enable or disable automatic signing-key backup questions with a preference
    that persists across restarts.
  • Run the same app on macOS with separate Apple Silicon and Intel DMGs.
  • Use native Finder pickers, drag-and-drop, Finder Trash, and Applications
    integration on macOS.
  • Install a self-contained Linux x86_64 bundle without administrator access.
  • Add the Linux app to the desktop launcher with one command.

Downloads

  • Setup EXE — recommended Windows installation.
  • Portable ZIP — unpack and run without installation.
  • Apple Silicon DMG — for M1 and newer Macs.
  • Intel DMG — for Intel-based Macs.
  • Linux x86_64 archive — includes a per-user install.sh.
  • Platform checksum files — integrity hashes for each download.

Important notes

  • Source replacement and post-install local cleanup are off by default.
  • Automatic local cleanup requires RENAMED-BUNDLE.txt; arbitrary folders are
    refused.
  • Failed builds do not replace their source folder.
  • Failed or incompletely verified installs do not remove their local folder.
  • Windows builds are not code-signed, so SmartScreen may report
    Unknown publisher.
  • macOS builds warn through Gatekeeper unless Developer ID signing and Apple
    notarization are configured.
  • The project was created largely with AI assistance and has not received a
    professional security audit.
  • Use the tool only with software you own or are authorized to modify.

Keep this version marked as a prerelease until the exact uploaded Windows,
macOS, and Linux packages have completed the checklist in
docs/RELEASING.md.