• Upload & Install (was Send to PS5). One drop zone takes everything: packages (installed as
  a game, update or DLC), game folders and dumps, disk images, archives and any other file.
  Installs from a link or from the PS5 and USB drives are a small row in it. Convert first
  sends a game, folder or image to Workshop. The note about fake packages is at the top: PS5 fake
  packages do not start on firmware later than 11.60; PS4 fake packages are fine. A failed
  Stream & install says what to check (the PS5 has to reach this computer) and offers Retry via
  upload.
• Play from the Games grid. Every installed game's card has Play (or Close while it runs),
  on phones too; the table view has a Play column.
• Dump this game is on the game's own page, with its options and progress there. The Manage
  menu and the Dump games view are gone.
• Clearer Games filters. "Update available" and "DLC missing" are one chip, Updates & DLC
  to install (a newer update or DLC on this computer for a game the PS5 has), and every chip
  says what it counts.
• The progress bar shows what is happening: the running job, its percentage, speed and time
  left. Click it for everything running, waiting and just finished, with Cancel and Retry and a
  link to each one's screen. Phones get it as a pill above the tab bar. Helper sends, playlists,
  the app's own update, cheat downloads, moves and queued items now show there too.
• Notifications are one feature: the bell (now on phones as well) shows the newest of
  This app's list; the Notifications screen has This app, On the PS5 and Settings. Looking at
  a list marks it read. The bell and messages stay inside the screen on phones.
• Workshop is one column. Games are added in one place, and its queue hands installs and
  uploads to Upload & Install's queue instead of repeating its controls.
• Files: a drop starts right away. The first drop of a session used to wait for Resume.
• Settings › Backups is shorter: grouped by device, repeated copies folded into one row,
  the newest three shown.
• Windows: Install and restart works (#533). The update used to go through a hidden
  PowerShell script that security software can block (and that broke on user folders with
  non-English letters), so the app closed and nothing installed. The installer now starts
  directly, with a progress bar and its own error if something goes wrong, and starts the new
  version. On 8.6.1–9.0.1, install this update by hand once (download the setup from the release).
• Games on a NAS from the phone (#534). Adding a games folder offers your saved servers
  (NAS, SMB, FTP, SFTP, WebDAV) right away, on Android too: before, a phone with no folder yet
  could only pick one on the phone. Their games show with covers and install from the game's page.
• AVA1 1.0.5 (the protocol library's history in one commit; no code changes).
• README: Remote Play section; credits without license names.
• Translations: every new string in all 21 languages.