2.2.0

Mostly work you will not see. Update anyway.

The app trusts the catalog less than it used to

Mods, previews and guides come from a repository this app does not own, and when GitHub is
blocked they arrive through public proxies instead. That path used to be treated as friendly.
It is not, and this release stops treating it that way.

Guide text now passes through a fixed list of allowed tags, so a guide carries words and links
and nothing else. The window refuses to navigate away from its own page. A file name that
arrives with a catalog entry is used as a name and can no longer become a path. The one program
the app downloads and runs, the Source 2 reader, may now only come from that project's own
releases, and the file pinning its version is fetched from GitHub with no proxy in between.

The interface looks the same. Everything above is in the commit history if you want the detail.

A current browser engine underneath

The app draws its window with the same engine a browser uses, and this one had been left ten
major versions behind, which means two years of published fixes it never received. It now runs
Electron 43, and the installer that ships it was rebuilt from scratch to check nothing broke on
the way.

Mods follow the speech your game is set to

Dota mounts the folder named after your audio language, and the app used to answer that by
writing "russian" into your game for everyone. Korean speech now puts mods in dota_koreana,
Chinese in dota_schinese, Russian where it always went. Nothing is asked and nothing about
your game is changed.

English is the one language Valve mounts no folder for, so those mods go to dota_russian and
you hear no difference: Steam decides what gets downloaded, Dota decides what gets mounted, and
a folder with no voice pack in it serves mods while the speech keeps coming from the game's own
files. The English-voices switch is gone with it. Set English in Steam, which is where that
belongs.

The program says who wrote it

A NOTICE file, a line in Settings under About, and two additional terms allowed by section 7
of the GPL: keep the credit, and give your version its own name. The licence is unchanged and
the app stays free software. Fork it, sell it, gut it. Say whose it was.