• ProsperoStore now speaks English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, German and Dutch. It starts in your PS5's own language and falls back to English for any other; pick one yourself in Settings > Language (right under "Check for a newer ProsperoStore") and the change shows at once.
• One text for each language, whatever the region: Spanish for Spain and Latin America alike, Portuguese for Portugal and Brazil, French for France and Canada.
• Only the store's own words are translated. An app's name, description and release notes stay as its developer wrote them, and each category is named in your language.
• Japanese is drawn with Noto Sans CJK JP (SIL Open Font License), loaded the first time you choose it.
• The sections in the top bar fit the longer words of some languages, and the installer's progress keeps its place at the right. The panel on an app's page is wider, so "Manage with ProsperoStore" and its kin fit the button, and the notes under Settings no longer run over the options.
• About shows the catalog's state in your language; the top bar no longer carries it.
• A custom catalog may serve its release and artifact files from its own host (#40, thanks to Igor Rzegocki).
• ProsperoStore's own releases are now published as normal releases, no longer as pre-releases.