What’s new

A quick follow-up to 0.5.0 that trims the account panel down to what's live today.

• Hid the manual "Sync now" button and the post-download upsell nudge for a cleaner flow
• Account connection, pairing, and everything else from 0.5.0 is unchanged

Cross-device library sync, hosted AI subtitle generation, and a full visual refresh.

• Pair a device from Settings → Account, and your tags, collections, favorites, and titles stay in sync everywhere you've paired
• Sync + AI generates hosted subtitles for anything that doesn't already have any — right from the queue, with live progress
• Replaced the animated aurora backdrop with a calmer flat navy palette and a single warm accent reserved for what matters on each screen
• Fixed a real pairing bug, library search breaking on titles with parentheses, hyphens, or quotes, and a Linux ffprobe crash

First release published from the project's new home — a real comic/archive viewer, a working Converter page, and library filtering across all five media types.

• Fixed a startup crash: archive reading moved into the main process instead of the renderer
• Added the Converter page and fixed a GIF-export bug that ignored the requested width and frame rate
• Video, audio, documents, comics, and images are all filterable in the Library and Search pages
• The PDF viewer's worker is bundled locally, so PDFs open offline

Polishes the 0.4 line with a denser queue manager, clearer diagnostics, and refreshed docs.

• Reworked the downloads drawer into a full queue manager with table controls and artifact visibility
• Added selection-based queue actions and output-target move handling
• Improved shutdown behavior, progress parsing, and resume-lifecycle coverage

A full download-profile system, smarter audio handling, a more reliable binary runtime, and a broad localization pass.

• Built-in download profiles for Best Available, 4K, QHD, 1080p, 720p, Smart-TV MP4, and audio-only
• Native-audio preference stays consistent from probing through presets, profiles, and playlists
• A What's New dialog now surfaces release notes inside the app itself
• Runtime binaries resolve from a signed manifest, verified with a bundled Ed25519 key
• App copy now flows through a full gettext-backed translation workflow, across every supported language

The releases that shipped the rebrand and the first stable download-profile groundwork.

• Rebranded the project and its UI to Arclio
• Player + global search added to the library
• Subtitle handling split into embed, sidecar, and subfolder modes