• Minion's Library: one card per game, and a full-screen page for each (#526). Copies,
  updates, DLC and backports of the same game found on your drives and shares now sit on one
  card with a sharper cover, an Installed mark and Update / DLC / Backport badges. ✕ opens a
  full-screen page with the size, the firmware the game needs next to this PS5's (with a warning
  when it needs a newer one), the SDK it was built with, its formats and where each part was
  found, and Install / Copy to the PS5 / Add to home screen / Show in Files for every part.
  ○ goes back. Disk images are named after their file and use the installed game's icon.
• Back up and restore a game's save on the console. Minion has a new Saves section:
  pick a user and a game, then Back up now (named by date and time; keep as many as you
  like), Restore or Delete. Restore asks first, refuses while the game is running
  (with a Close game button), backs up the current save as "Before a restore", and puts back
  the system's own file permissions. Backups stay on the PS5 under
  /data/ps5upload/save-backups/. Handy before a game's point of no return.
• ○ at Minion's Home leaves at the first press. It used to need two presses once any
  section had been opened. The Controls screen now shows ○ working too, and points to
  Accessibility › Custom Button Assignments for anyone who wants ✕ and ○ swapped.
• Uploading from a phone into Minion's Files works again. A phone never got the Upload
  button; it does now. On the TV, Files has Upload from a phone, with a QR code and the
  steps (and a shortcut to Settings when LAN access is off).
• Download to the PS5 from a link, unpacking .lz4 on the way. A link to a game image
  compressed with the lz4 tool (such as Game.exfat.lz4) is unpacked while it downloads, so
  the PS5 receives the ready-to-mount image and nothing is stored on this computer; the PS5 only
  needs room for the unpacked file. The link card shows both sizes, has an Unpack on the way
  checkbox (off keeps the .lz4 as it is) and puts images in the drive's homebrew folder
  ShadowMount+ scans; the file only appears there once it is complete. A download that has to
  start over downloads again but doesn't resend what the PS5 already has. Folder archives
  (.tar.lz4) are refused with an explanation.
• Payload Manager: add payloads from this computer or the catalogue. The Payload Manager
  tab can store an .elf/.bin picked on this computer (in the web UI too) or a downloaded
  catalogue payload, which it then offers to update. A payload you stored by hand whose name
  matches a catalogue download gets Replace with the catalogue's release.
• Signing in from Profile can be undone, and says what it can do to the console. The
  np-fake-signin payload copies a template account's PlayStation Network settings (a 1983 birth
  date, the offline-adult flag off) onto yours, and some consoles then ask to "Temporarily
  Disable PS5 Console Restrictions" before every game. The helper now keeps a copy on the PS5 of
  every setting and file np-fake-signin changes before it runs, and Undo sign-in on Profile
  puts them back (restart afterwards). The confirmation names the side effect. An account signed in
  before this version has no copy; Profile recognises it and says where Sony's console
  restrictions are lifted.
• Connection says where Send payload went. Sending kstuff, etaHEN or any other payload
  moved to Payloads & processes → Send payload; Connection now shows a line and an Open Send
  payload button for it, and the README/FAQ say Send helper where they meant the helper.
• HyperHEN's built-in ShadowMount+ is recognised more reliably. Besides its process name, the
  app now reads HyperHEN's own "automount ready" marker, so Mount for compressed images, Play
  on disc-image titles and the setup wizard stop treating a working ShadowMount+ as missing.
• Check source opens several files at once when converting a game folder. The step reads
  the start of every file to find executables that need repair; on a big game on Windows that
  took many minutes one file at a time. It now keeps several opens in flight and still shows
  progress and honours Stop.
• Upload says when the file is a payload. Picking an .elf now explains that uploading only
  copies it (ShadowMount+ picks up game folders and images, never an .elf) and offers Send
  payload, which runs it.
• A slow upload says what holds it back, not only when it is the network. When an upload
  runs far below the speed test for half a minute, Upload now names the cause the engine
  measured: reading the source on this computer (USB/hard drive, NAS, archive unpacking), the
  PS5's drive or its file writing (many small files), or the upload speed limit you set.