1.0.0

Webmon 1.0.0

• README: voxel world mods are not recommended on TVs with 3 GB of RAM or less (measured on a 2.6 GB webOS 6 TV: about 850 MB left for the app); install from pustal's Homebrew Channel repository; new upload page screenshot

0.3.8

Webmon 0.3.8: no clean-up loop near the memory limit

• Near the critical level, a full clean-up whose memory comes straight back
  (the game re-creates the native objects it freed) doubled the freeze rate
  instead of helping (log: 2 s stops every 2-3 s, 0.4 fps). The interval now
  doubles up to 40 s while memory rebounds; under 80 MB it stays at 5 s
• Three such clean-ups within a minute offer the fresh start: a session whose
  Lua data keeps growing (37 -> 310 MB in the log) can only recover that way
• Spread clean-ups take half of each frame (up to 60 ms) so they finish
  before memory climbs
• Bridge test: emergency, rebound backoff; README updated

0.3.7

Webmon 0.3.7: memory clean-ups spread over frames

• A clean-up no longer stops the game for up to a second: it advances Lua's
  incremental collector for a quarter of each frame's time (4-30 ms) until
  a fresh cycle has finished, finishing in one go only after 8 s; near the
  critical level a full clean-up still runs at once
• Log: clean-ups report their work time and how long they took
• Bridge test models the collector: backoff, spread clean-ups in a voxel
  town, critical full clean-ups

0.3.6

Webmon 0.3.6: time budget for memory clean-ups

• A voxel town makes ~100 MB of garbage a second, so the 48 MB growth rule
  forced a 650-950 ms full collection about every second (log: 1-2 fps,
  9-14 s of 15 spent in clean-ups). Forced clean-ups may now take at most
  5% of play time (a 900 ms one waits 18 s); Lua's incremental collector
  runs in between. Near the critical level they still run every 5 s
• Log: Lua heap beside the process size in clean-up and perf lines
• Bridge test covers the budget and the critical bypass

0.3.5

Webmon 0.3.5: switch LuaJIT's compiler back on

• LÖVE 11.5 turns the JIT off on all ARM devices, so the game ran
  interpreted (log: "JIT OFF"); the bridge switches it back on before the
  game starts (LÖVE has already reserved its code memory by then)
• Menu: "Lua compiler" toggle, applied at once and remembered (jit-off file
  in the data folder)
• Log: perf line adds JIT state and traces built/abandoned
• README: Speed section; bridge test covers the compiler switch

0.3.4

Webmon 0.3.4: mod data from a folder; lighter clean-ups; frame timing

• Upload page: "Upload folder" on a playthrough sends a folder chosen on the
  computer (a playthrough folder or a mod folder) file by file, three at a
  time, with progress and Stop; files collect in a staging folder and each
  mod folder sent replaces that mod's data only once all arrived. The page
  skips hidden and temporary files and refuses a folder holding several
  playthroughs; the TV checks every path against the game's storage rules.
  Replaces the .zip upload (miniz removed)
• Memory clean-ups back off while they free little (up to once a minute),
  so steady 3D play with the TV under 160 MB no longer pauses every 5 s;
  near the critical level they stay every 5 s
• Log: renderer, window size and LuaJIT state once; frame rate, slowest
  frame and clean-up time every 15 s
• Menu: PotatoVoxel's debug overlay (F9)

0.3.3

Webmon 0.3.3: mod data uploads, downloads, menu, N64 ROMs

• Upload page: upload a .zip of mod data (such as a voxel map cache built
  on a computer) into a playthrough; unpacked through a staging folder,
  replacing only the mod folders in the archive (miniz 3.0.2, MIT)
• Upload page: download listed files and the game's own saves and exports
• Webmon menu on remote 1 or a controller's Home button: upload page
  address, the game's keyboard-only shortcuts (quick save/load, tilt,
  voxel view, zoom, camera distance, colours, speed, mod manager) and Quit
• N64 ROMs: new upload kind and Webmon/n64 folder, Pokemon titles found in
  RetroArch roms/ folders; served to mods' required imports (Stadium 2
  importer) through the picker
• README, bridge test and server harness updated

0.3.2

Webmon 0.3.2: fresh start before the TV runs out of memory

• When the TV still has under 130 MB available after three clean-ups in a
  row, a 15 s countdown (OK: now, Back: keep playing) quits the game cleanly
  and replaces the process with a new one, giving the TV its memory back;
  a voxel cache build resumes afterwards
• Logs continue across such a restart; README and bridge test updated

0.3.1

Webmon 0.3.1: delete old mod data per playthrough

• Upload page "Mod data": lists mod_storage// folders with
  size and last change, marks the newest; delete one, or all but the newest
  per game (old voxel map caches left behind by new playthrough ids)
• README: the TV's own swap, NTFS cannot hold a swap file, the TV's auto power
  off during long cache builds

0.3.0

Webmon 0.3.0: memory help for heavy mods, remote 1 fixed

• Remote key 1 toggles the info panel again: LÖVE keeps SDL text input on,
  so digits are no longer skipped while it is (0 = Start works too)
• Memory: full garbage collection after 48 MB of growth or when the TV has
  under 160 MB available (frees LÖVE objects Lua does not count); memory
  figures in the log and on the page
• Optional swap file in the USB Webmon folder (root), created from the page,
  switched on while Webmon runs
• Handheld icon zoomed to fill the logo; upload page screenshot in the README