v10.0.1

• Share a save with a friend (experimental). Saves › Share saves a PS5 save's contents as
  a .zip; on another PS5, Use a shared save puts it into that user's own save of the game,
  so the console keeps it as theirs: no account ID change needed. Your save is backed up first and
  put back if anything fails. Both consoles need PS5Upload; PS5 saves only.
• Stream & install is back for several packages at once, and leads for one. Since 8.7.0
  (when Upload and Install Package became one screen), packages picked or dropped together could
  only be uploaded first. The list's main button is now Stream & install with how many
  packages there are: they install one after another, a game before its update and DLC whatever
  order they were picked in (as before 8.7.0), and anything else in the list uploads in the same
  click. One package's main button is Stream & install as well, with
  Upload & install next to it as the fallback.
• AppImage downloads. Each release now also has the bare .AppImage (x64 and ARM64) next to
  the Linux .zip, for AppImage managers. On Wayland with an NVIDIA card it restarts itself with
  the system Wayland library, as the zip's PS5Upload.sh does.
• Play: the Console picker is gone from the stream bar (Play uses the console you have
  selected), Start is first in the row, and Set up Play stands out with its progress until
  it's done.
• Fixed: on Windows, Play showed the picture enlarged and cut off on the right and bottom,
  in every picture size, in the app and in Chromium browsers (Edge, Opera GX). Their hardware
  HEVC decoding on Windows reports each frame's visible picture smaller than it is, so only its
  top-left part was drawn (720p was fine; 1080p, coded 1920×1088, was not). The app now reads
  the real picture size from the stream itself and draws all of it; where a decoder's picture
  cannot be put right, it switches to software decoding by itself.
• Play › Settings: Video decoding (Graphics card / Software) and Video format (Auto / H.264).
  A way out if a graphics driver's decoder shows the picture wrong on some device.
• Play picture: with Upscale on, turning Crop to 21:9 on or off now reshapes the picture
  right away (it kept the old shape). The logs now say how the picture is laid out against what
  it draws, so a report of a picture cut off on Windows shows which it is.
• Fixed: on macOS the engine could stop after an update and stay stopped ("Connection refused"
  on 127.0.0.1:19113). The engine program is now replaced in one step instead of rewritten in
  place, the app restarts an engine that stopped on its own, and the notice says why it stopped.