• Android: transfers keep going when you leave the app, and you get told when they finish
  (#457). Android pauses an app soon after it leaves the screen, and the notices that a job
  finished lived in the app's page, which pauses with it. Now, while anything is uploading,
  downloading or installing, ps5upload runs as a foreground service with a progress
  notification ("Uploading … 42% · 1.2 of 2.9 GB · 38 MB/s"), and posts "Upload complete" or
  "Upload failed" when it ends. A queue moves on to the next item in the background too.
  Measured on Android 16: a 1.8 GB upload with the screen off for 12 minutes finished, with one
  "complete" notification. On a computer, a finished job is announced right away while the
  window is minimised or hidden, and the queue no longer waits for the window to come back.
• Decompress a .ffpfsc on the console (#453). Files → right-click a .ffpfsc →
  "Decompress to .exfat…" writes the game image it holds next to it, on the console, with
  progress and Stop: no download and re-upload through a computer. The console's own kernel
  does the decoding (the way ShadowMount+ reads these files), so nothing extra runs in the
  helper; a first version that decoded in the helper made it crash and was pulled from 7.0.23.
  Measured on both consoles: a 4.5 GB image in 40-65 s, byte-identical to the source. Needs the
  7.0.28 helper.
• Console to console: pick up a send from another device, and test the connection first
  (#444). Tasks lists sends between your consoles that another phone or computer started,
  with Watch (follow a direct send), Take over, and Resume here for one that was paused or
  whose device went away. Pausing now stops both consoles' halves, so any device can resume it
  straight away. "Test connection" in Send to another console checks that the sending console
  can reach the other one on the route and address you chose (handy for a ps5-tailscale
  forward), optionally with a small real send. Watching or taking over a send that is still
  running needs the 7.0.28 helper on both consoles.
• A large .7z upload is no longer called "damaged" when the phone just failed to read it
  (#446). The 7z decoder turns any failed read of the archive file into "dist overflow", the
  same error a broken archive gives, and since 7.0.22 a broken archive is never retried. So one
  read that failed on a busy phone ended a 70 GB upload as corrupt. A failed read is now reported
  as itself, and the upload retries it. An 84 GiB single-block archive made with 7-Zip's
  defaults decoded cleanly well past 40 GB in testing.
• "Helper not running" says what to do next everywhere. Status checks used the old "not
  running or an old version" text; they now say, like a job does, whether the app can send the
  helper (the loader is up) or the jailbreak's loader needs starting first.