Hoard 3.1.0

• Disk space, in Downloads. A new view lists your downloads biggest first, with how much they take, and two
  ways to narrow it down:
  • Same file kept twice: files you have more than once, in two products (a bundle and the product also sold
    on its own, the same package bought from two stores) or in two library folders, with how much you'd free.
    Open one to see where else its files are. It's worked out from the fingerprints Hoard's download check
    already keeps, so it reads nothing; files the check hasn't seen yet are counted, with Check now.
  • Not in any Unity project: downloads none of your projects use (as Hoard for Unity reports them).
    Choose Select to move several to another library folder, archive them, or delete their downloaded files.
• Select in Downloads can archive, and delete downloaded files, for several at once, in any view.
• A notification when the routine check finds something. With Hoard open in the background, your system
  tells you how many new products and updates the routine check found (never their names), once: the same again
  isn't news. Turn it off in Settings, under Routine check. On Linux it needs notify-send or gdbus; the
  Flatpak asks to talk to the notification service for it.
• Copies on two stores stack. A product you have on two stores is one tile now, in the Library and in
  Downloads (which stacks copies too, with Stack copies beside Sort): by the same name and creator, or, when a
  creator's shops have different names, by the same name and a picture that looks the same, though each store
  saved it its own way. The page works out how pictures look once, and Hoard keeps it (picture-looks.json).
  Pictures several creators use stack names that are nearly the same, too. Names still need the same numbers and
  (variants), so "Hair Pack 1" and "Hair Pack (Pink)" stay apart.
• The setup assistant asks what closing Hoard's window does: keep Hoard running, minimized to the taskbar
  (the Dock on a Mac), or quit it. It's the same choice as Closing Hoard in Settings.
• Hoard for Unity 0.6.0: right-click files in the Project window and choose Hoard › Which Product Is This
  From?, and products in your project with a newer download are marked, to import the update. See its
  changelog.

VirusTotal scan results

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• Hoard-3.1.0-linux-x86_64.flatpak: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 54 engines)
• Hoard-3.1.0-macos-apple-silicon.pkg: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 54 engines)
• Hoard-3.1.0-macos-intel.pkg: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 59 engines)
• Hoard-3.1.0-windows.zip: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 67 engines)
• Hoard-3.1.0.zip: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 64 engines)
• Hoard-Setup-3.1.0.exe: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 70 engines)