The TV app now works with the Magic Remote's pointer and wheel. The MQTT tab shows a live connection and latency visual with clear error states. Apps can be launched from the Apps tab, and background apps switched off on webOS 10 stay off.
Details
TV app
• The Magic Remote's pointer shows in the TV app: clicking a row selects it, clicking again acts on it, and clicking a tab opens it (#716).
• The Magic Remote's wheel moves the selection a row per notch, the same as Up and Down (#715).
• Channel Up and Channel Down jump six rows at a time through long lists such as the catalog and installed apps (#710).
Home Assistant and MQTT
• The MQTT tab shows a Connection diagram between the TV and the MQTT server, with reachability, ping latency and when telemetry was last published, updated live. An unreachable server or a wrong username or password shows in red with the full error (#717).
• After Save & restart, the button is usable again once the server is back (#717).
Apps
• Each installed app has a Launch button, and the section is now Manage applications, at the top of the tab (#702).
• Installed apps show how much storage they use (#704).
• The Homebrew Channel catalog can be filtered by category: Media, Games, Utilities, Ambilight and Screensavers (#703).
• On a C5 (webOS 10), apps switched off under "Apps kept ready in the background" no longer come back after the TV is switched on (#711).
Dashboard
• OLED Care shows progress bars towards the next panel maintenance and pixel refresher run (#706).
• The Server tab shows the server's memory use and uptime, and TV uptime moves to its own panel on Metrics (#712).
• The Advanced tab groups On and Off timers under their own Timers heading, Power is now Power & standby, and Wake-on-LAN explains that Quick Start+ is needed (#707).
• Blocking TV software updates moves to the Advanced tab, and theme, sidebar and language move to a Preferences section in the sidebar (#714).
• The experimental warning now sits under Home screen tile hiding, and names the black screen and stuck picture settings reported on webOS 10 and later (#713).
• On-screen notifications and the web page launcher are grouped under Remote tools on the Control tab (#701).
• The D-pad is open by default on a phone, and remembers whether you last opened or closed it (#709).
• The Tools tab has an Auto-scroll toggle that follows new log lines (#708).
• Buttons pulse while their action runs, rather than looking frozen (#700).