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Automatically fill the Add window with valid links from the clipboard when you choose Add link, addressing #10.
Add a persistent, accessible collapse control for the Folders section so the sidebar can stay tidy, addressing #13.
Add verified Linux .deb and .rpm packages alongside the portable AppImage, completing the Linux packaging request in #3.
Improved
Make queue actions safer: rapid clicks no longer open item properties by accident, and replacing an existing download preserves resumable progress instead of starting from zero, addressing #11 and #12.
Improve browser-captured batches so each link keeps its own metadata, headers, cookies, and destination instead of sharing stale request details.
Make media downloads more reliable with custom or system proxies, clearer metadata errors, more accurate quality choices, and steadier retry, speed, ETA, and progress updates, continuing the work reported in #5 and #8.
Keep the Logs view responsive while it is open and redact local paths and usernames from diagnostic output before it is shown or exported.
Keep dialogs and controls clear of macOS, Windows, and Linux window controls, and strengthen pause, resume, retry, and removal behavior during rapid actions.
Clarify incomplete-download handling: aria2 sidecar files show when a download is unfinished, preserve resume information, and are removed after completion, addressing #14.
Fixed
Prevent stale background queue work from resurrecting, duplicating, or restarting downloads after a newer pause, remove, or edit action wins.
Keep explicit media requests on Firelink's configured browser-cookie source instead of forwarding raw browser cookies, while preserving the browser session for ordinary captured downloads.
Make final HTTP errors visible during metadata requests and prevent internal retry limits from multiplying unexpectedly.