Mesh Drive when a console sleeps or is off
- A console going to rest mode mid-sync no longer hangs the sync. The copy in flight waited
for the console forever, holding every drive behind it, and each file it gave up on counted as
failing (three times and it sat out for ten minutes after the wake). The sync now stops within
about a minute, keeps what it copied, and blames no file. - It says what's wrong, not "Problem". A folder shows Console asleep, Helper not
running (just woke, the helper does not survive rest) or Console away (off, other
network), since when, and that changes made here are kept. Wake console and Send helper
are on the card. - Back within a round. A sleeping console is checked over the network each round; when it
wakes, syncing resumes in about half a minute instead of after a growing wait. A console that is
away is not asked again and again by every folder (each ask used to cost seconds). - Your folders, even with the console asleep. The Mesh Drive page lists this device's folders
and their state when the selected console cannot be reached. - Much faster uploads of many files. New and changed files go up in batches instead of one job
each: 520 files took 25 s instead of about four minutes in a test on a PS5.
Pop-ups stay on screen on phones
- Notifications open fully on Android and iPhone. The panel from the bell in More grew off
the left edge of the screen; it now slides back to fit, and on a short or landscape screen it
scrolls instead of running off the bottom. - Menus open the way they fit. The Browse ▾ menu, the Files recent-folders list and the
console picker move back on screen and open upwards when there is no room below (above the
tab bar on a phone). The ⋯ menus no longer open under the top bar in landscape. - Dialogs scroll on short screens. Confirmations, the "already on your PS5" question and
the file-conflict question now scroll in landscape instead of being cut off top and bottom.