• Payloads: one place for what's on your PS5. The Payloads screen now has three tabs:
  Catalog, Send and On your PS5. On your PS5 shows a card for each payload that is running
  or installed on the console, with its status, Open (for payloads with a web page), Update when a
  newer release is out, and Stop. Manage opens that payload's tools in the card:
  ShadowMount+ mounts, the nanoDNS editor, Payload Manager and HearBridge. Old links to the
  separate tabs still work.
• HearBridge in the catalog and on your PS5. HearBridge plays the PS5's audio on ordinary
  Bluetooth headphones or speakers. Its card shows the connected headset, battery, link quality,
  latency, volume and the game's profile; Manage sets volume and mute, reconnects, switches
  between saved headsets, scans for new ones, turns night mode on or off, sets latency, and stops
  it. Pairing, EQ and everything else open in HearBridge's own page.
• Processes & ports. The Processes screen now has a Ports tab next to it, showing which ports
  are open on the console and what usually listens there (HearBridge and PS5Upload Files
  included).
• PS5Upload Files: permissions, new files and text editing. Info → Permissions sets read,
  write and execute for owner, group and others (or the number, like 755), for a folder's
  contents too; drives that don't keep permissions (exFAT, FAT) say so. Create a new file, and
  edit text files up to 1 MiB with the on-screen keyboard. Saving never leaves a half-written
  file, keeps the file's permissions and line endings, and warns when the file changed since
  you opened it.
• PS5Upload Files: upload and download from your phone or computer. When you open the page
  from another device (Settings → Allow other devices), Files has Upload here to send files
  and folders to the console and Download for a file, or a whole folder as one .tar file.
  The usual Skip / Replace / Keep both choices apply, a cancelled upload leaves nothing behind,
  and a stalled connection is let go so the page stays responsive. On a home network this
  moved about 75 MB/s up and 110 MB/s down.