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LTS CollapseLoader 9.9.9 (THE END)

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@dest4590 dest4590 released this 06 Apr 18:31
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Well, that’s it. Time to put a bold full stop on the loader.
I’ve made the final decision to completely shut down the project and not return to it.


I’ll say it as it is: I can’t sustain it anymore, neither financially nor mentally. The enthusiasm is gone, and the motivation to carry all of this has disappeared.
I feel like I’ve done everything I could, and even more. At one point, we actually surpassed all similar loaders and became the best at what we did (except NewLauncher, of course).

For me, this was a huge experience. I learned a lot in terms of coding, made connections, and overall understood how all of this works from the inside.

Huge thanks to everyone who supported the project, even if you just used it.

Respect to all users, admins, and contributors who were there from the very beginning until now. I can’t put into words how grateful I am, you’re the best, and I’ll always remember this.


Special thanks:

@arsenii754 - DevOps: truly one of the most important people. He carried the entire infrastructure, and without his help, we would have collapsed who knows how long ago. Go thank him—he’s a legend.

@vakumoK - Admin: one of the oldest team members. Instantly handled tickets and kept Discord and IRC under control whenever things got chaotic.

@W1xced - Admin/QA: always online, maintained order, and found so many critical bugs that without him the loader would have fallen apart. Thanks to him, everything stayed stable.


All source code is available in our organization and on my account, so if anyone wants to continue this project, go ahead, I don’t mind. But I can’t guarantee any support or help, so you’ll have to figure things out on your own.

The project is officially archived.

However, I’ve moved all CDN files, so you can still use the loader, but there will be no support or updates.


R.I.P. CollapseLoader (2024–2026)

It turned out to be a pretty good story.

Good luck to all of you, and take care.

> Purpl3 (aka пурпл, @dest4590)