• Remap controller buttons in Play. Settings › Controller buttons: choose which PS5 button each
  button on your controller sends (swap ✕ and ○, turn a button off, put Create on L3...). It works
  for every controller, and Reset to defaults puts it back.
• Sharpening and upscaling is one choice in Play's picture settings: Off, Sharpen (AMD
  FidelityFX RCAS) or Upscale to the screen (AMD FSR 1), with Sharpen setting how strong. Your
  earlier Sharpen and Upscale settings carry over.
• The picture is drawn on the graphics card (WebGL) all the time, so turning a picture tool on
  or off no longer changes how it is drawn. With every tool off it looks exactly as before. A
  device without WebGL keeps the old way.
• HDR in Play (experimental). Settings › Video format › HDR asks the PS5 for its HDR stream
  and shows it in HDR. It is offered only where it can work: an HDR screen, a device that decodes
  HEVC Main10, and a browser that draws HDR (WebGPU, as in Chrome or Edge). If HDR doesn't work,
  the app tells you and goes back to Auto. Sharpening, upscaling and colour stay off in HDR.
• Play: a DualSense's adaptive triggers (desktop app). With a DualSense connected to the
  computer, the console is told it is one, and games set the triggers' resistance as on the PS5.
  They are let go when the stream ends or the app quits. Settings › Controls › DualSense effects.
• Play: DualSense haptics over USB (desktop app). PS5 games' haptics play on the controller
  plugged in with a cable; over Bluetooth they become rumble instead. On a Mac, set the
  controller to 4 channels in Audio MIDI Setup for haptics.
• Play: motion controls with a DualSense (desktop app): its gyro and accelerometer reach the
  console, for gyro aiming and tilt.
• A new look for the on-screen controller in Remote Play: thin light outlines with a faint
  fill over the game, so the picture shows through. Shoulders stacked in the top corners, a
  four-key D-pad and the face buttons at mid height, the sticks lower toward your thumbs,
  Create and Options in the bottom corners. A key fills in while you press it.
• The controller fits the screen: bigger keys on a tablet, smaller on a small phone, and
  every key stays at least finger-sized. Size (Small, Medium, Large) and opacity (now down to
  25%) are in Remote Play settings.
• Phone held sideways in full screen: the menu button is at the bottom middle, under PS.
• Hush is in the Payloads catalogue: it turns off the PS5's background gameplay recording
  (by disco-trooper). The download is checked against the release's SHA256SUMS.
• Hush has a card on "On your PS5" that shows whether it runs, whether it is on, its mode and
  the newest lines of its log, with an On/Off switch that changes only enabled= in its config.
• Play works with Hush (#561): Hush also turns off the encoder Remote Play needs, so a stream
  had no picture. Start now asks to pause Hush while you play (about 20 s) and turns it back on
  when the stream ends; Settings › Always pause Hush for Remote Play skips the question. If the
  app closes mid-stream, Hush's card offers to turn it back on. A stream that fails while Hush
  was on names it as the cause and suggests restarting the console.
• Play › Set up has a new step, No payload blocks Remote Play, that ticks by itself when Hush
  is off or not loaded.
• "Remote Play is switched off" is said plainly. When the PS5's own Remote Play switch is off,
  Start showed "session init refused (HTTP 403): 80108b12". It now says to turn on Settings ›
  System › Remote Play › Enable Remote Play on the console, and the setup guide says that
  switch is the one that counts.
• Fixed: Download couldn't be tapped in the Files ⋮ menu on a phone. With the menu opened
  upwards, its first item sat under the status bar, where Android takes the tap. The menu now
  stays between the status and navigation bars.
• Details on "Update available" shows what's new. It opened Settings, where the release
  notes were far down the page as raw text; it now opens the notes, with a link to the release
  on GitHub.
• "Helper updated" in plain words. The notice says which version the PS5 starts after its
  next restart, without file paths, and only once per console and version.