- Executable bitness is now detected automatically per-directory (prioritizing 64-bit before 32-bit)
- Executables which or not 32-bit nor 64-bit are now omitted
- Saved pre-v4.1.0.0 proxy choices will be automatically converted to the new format ("Koaloader.version_64.version.dll" -> "version")
- Executable directories' determined bitness can be visualized with the context menu (or during installation)
- Koaloader installations are now automatically uninstalled from the incorrect directories
- Koaloader executable directories are now found more broadly, with common incorrect paths being omitted (ones that contain setups, redistributables or crash reporters)
- Fixed Paradox Launcher Repair reinstalling in proxy mode if a config file was found
- Minor refactoring
- Paradox Launcher repair operation now ignores configs altogether instead of needing to cache and restore
- Paradox Launcher repair operation now shows which files are corrected when performed automatically during installation
- Uninstallation now also deletes the cache json file
- Right-click context menu favicons are now grabbed via Google's favicons API
- Official program/game websites are now openable via the right-click context menu should the Steam Store provide one
- Minor visual fixes and refactoring
- While installing SmokeAPI to games, old CreamAPI configurations will now be deleted if they exist
- Paradox Launcher repair methods will now be able to fix old CreamAPI/SmokeAPI versions
- Fixed Paradox Launcher SmokeAPI repair exception
- Converted the program from using CreamAPI to SmokeAPI (it's recommended to uninstall CreamAPI with v3.4 of this program before updating, but not required)
- Removed RimWorld from excluded games (it should work fine with SmokeAPI)
- Attempted fix for SteamCMD string exception
- Attempted fix for weird ExceptionHandler behavior
- Fixed weird "Block Protected Games" checkbox sizing for other languages
- Minor refactoring
- Steam games now wait on store api queries, so no DLC will ever be missed from the steam store now
- Steam DLC store queries will now only be performed after ALL Steam games have completed their respective store queries, to make sure the steam store api limit isn't hit before all games have queried successfully
- Added more files to SteamCMD cleanup
- Added a save and load feature to the new pre-scan choices dialog
- Re-enabled ReadyToRun compilation
- Moved the program to 64-bit
- Added Notepad++ support, so the program opens query files with it if it exists
- Cancelling the pre-scan choices dialog now cancels scanning
- The pre-scan choices dialog now doesn't show at all if no installed games are found on the system
- Fixed the installation form cancel button
- Selection form now no longer scans at unnecessary locations (e.g. after installation form re-select)
- Large code refactoring
- Minor refactoring
- Querying cooldown is now written to and read from ProgramData so it can be persistent and hopefully steam's API limit is reached a little less often
- Increased steam game info querying cooldown to 600 seconds (10 minutes) and steam DLC info querying cooldown to 1200 seconds (20 minutes)
- Introduced a 600 second (10 minute) cooldown for Epic game queries using the same system above
- Added a per-game 10 second cooldown and per-DLC 60 second cooldown between store queries to help prevent steam from thinking they're getting DDoSed (lol)
- Optimized selection form node updating
- Large code refactoring and optimizations
- The more essential SteamCMD directories (config and userdata) will no longer be cleaned up by the program, hopefully to speed up the first call
- Games can now also use SteamCMD as a fallback similar to DLC (previously both steam store AND steamCMD output was required for games, now it's either OR)
- Converted steam store page parsing into actual steam store API calls
- Substantially increased the speed of gathering app information, as DLC gathering will now attempt to use the steam store API system to gather information, only reverting back to SteamCMD if it was unsuccessful (if the DLC isn't on the steam store)
- Program will now try to utilize cached Epic Store info if the web request fails
- Reverted the maximum SteamCMD processes to 20
- Fixed a rare concurrency issue with the new SteamCMD method
- Improved the used images and icons for the context menu
- Added the "Open in SteamDB" context menu option for Steam DLC
- Overhauled SteamCMD appinfo gathering, with substantially increased speed
- Increased maximum SteamCMD processes from 20 to 30
- The gathering progress is now based on only games, so no more progress decreasing
