1.5.0

Added

• Nova, a console home screen look: small square tiles with the focused game's title beside
  them, a shimmering focus edge and a lit room behind the menus.
• Square covers, a third library shape beside box art and posters. Switching shape keeps the
  covers you leave, so switching back brings them back at once.
• The music you are playing, everywhere: a level meter in the header that opens a card with
  the controls, a Now playing row on the Home, and a Music tab in the game companion — whatever
  player you use, driven by the pad too.
• Play on the secondary screen: a platform, a game or an app can start on the lower screen of
  a dual-screen handheld while the library stays live on the main one.
• PlayStation 5, Switch 2, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S join the catalog, and PS5 dumps launch
  in CapyPS5 and Console Five Pro with their real title and art.
• The game's logo stands for its name on the Home's title page and the upper panel.
• Settings → About → Permissions lists every access Android grants by hand, what it is for and
  whether it is granted.
• The carousel can stand at the top, middle or bottom of the page, and each header item can be
  hidden.
• The GitHub build unlocks Pro from the signed-in Blip account.
• Theme files can do a lot more: layered grounds, travelling focus colours, tabs on the art and
  their own shelf placement.

Changed

• The D-pad goes round the shelf's ends; hold L2/R2 on the first or last game to change
  platform.
• The shelf's sizes and placement are remembered for each theme.
• One title rule for every cover and data search: a result counts only when it is the game's
  own title, never a sequel. A blank is better than a wrong cover.
• The ids a RomM server matched a game on become its identity on every scan.
• Tons of smaller adjustments: every modal blurs the page behind it, the shelf's settings are set
  out in one Arrangement panel, R3 opens the search, an Android app's page shows its version and
  source, and more.

Fixed

• A whole series could wear one sibling's cover, and a shelf identified by ScreenScraper alone
  stayed without covers.
• Plus plenty of smaller fixes around the companion, the panels and the shelf.