This release includes under-the-hood updates for the built-in http server, a bug fix, and a new feature.
Features:
- The new feature today is a plugin blacklist. As hhd ventures into more configuration domains, you might decide that it should not control a certain aspect of the device. In this case, you can disable the relevant plugin.
- This is opt-out as it is more intuitive from a user perspective to have all installed plugins load on first launch.
- HHD will never modify device settings (that do not revert when it closes) without your consent or without being instructed to.
- The HTTP endpoint of HHD can now serve a UI and includes a simple non-functional one in this release.
- This means that you will be able to tweak HHD settings from your browser soon! From your Go or another computer (!).
Bug Fixes:
- The virtual uinput/evdev device introduced in the previous release still hooked the touchpad, which made it not work. This is no longer the case.
- A pull request was made to libretro with the controller configs for HHD. When it gets accepted, Retroarch will work correctly by default!