v5.8.0

Scrolling on Linux is smooth again, and a game that starts behind the
dashboard can be brought forward.

• Linux scrolling was sluggish because the app turned off graphics
  acceleration for everyone. Both WebKitGTK rendering workarounds were
  applied by default to rescue a blank window on some GPU setups — but
  one of them, disabling accelerated compositing, makes the whole page
  render in software. That is barely noticeable on a static window and
  very noticeable on this app's long lists. Only the targeted workaround
  is on by default now; the heavier one is still available if you need
  it (WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1 ./PS5Upload.sh), and the FAQ
  says what it costs.
• "Bring to front" for a running game. Starting a game and putting
  it on screen are separate things on the PS5, and a game started from
  here often comes up behind the dashboard. The button appears only
  while a title is running, and asks the console to show it. It confirms
  first — switching to the game on the console is still the reliable
  way, and this only works once the game has finished loading.
• Play no longer waits around. It returns as soon as the game is
  confirmed started, instead of holding on while trying to raise it.
• Closing a game and starting one are unchanged from 5.7.x; the
  automatic foreground attempt that briefly existed during development
  never shipped.