STYGION Launcher a0.8.0 · Updates

Signing in is one button. Press Connect, your browser opens on a page that already knows which launcher is asking, and one button finishes it. Nothing to copy — the readable code is only there for a machine whose browser will not open.
Friends, chat and who is playing what are back. The whole account layer was talking to a backend that had stopped existing, and failing quietly as an empty list. Rebuilt: ask, accept, write, see who is online and what they are in.
Reports go into the one queue. The launcher filed into an inbox of its own; now it lands where everything else does and can be carried on from the website.

Install asks which version, with the newest already selected — so the common case is one extra click and the uncommon one is possible at all.
Move between versions, forward or back. A newer one out is said on the card, on the detail and once before launch. Broke something? Go back to the one that worked. Worlds are never touched, mods/ is emptied and your old config/ is kept beside the new one.
An install can be cancelled. At any point, background ones included, and it leaves nothing behind.

A Play button on somebody else's website. A player clicks it on a server's page, the launcher opens, asks once — and from there to standing in the game they touch nothing. Server owners make their own in their STYGION account, under Developers — and because the button is a picture served from us, renaming a server or changing pack updates every page carrying it.

Everything you touch answers back. The press shows on every button and every card.
Things that finish say so. An installed pack, a failure, a backup — a message instead of silence.
A failed load no longer claims you own nothing. Every screen that lists something — library, servers, worlds, the home rows, the command palette, your reports — tells "you have none" apart from "we could not ask", and offers to try again.
Errors are sentences, not the raw text from the core.
Windows leave the way they arrived, and keep the keyboard inside them.
Pack art arrives instead of appearing. A cover fades in over the colour it is going to be, so a cold scroll through the catalog no longer flashes grey rectangles.
The library draws its shape before it has the contents, in the size the cards will be, so nothing jumps when they land.
Numbers hold still while they change, everywhere, not in the eight places that asked.
Switching view moves the way you went — down the rail or back up it — and cards cast a shadow at rest, so lifting one looks like lifting rather than floating.

The white window. WebKitGTK's DMA-BUF renderer is off, and the AppImage carries its own webkit2gtk with everything around it — one download, nothing to install.

Stop and Kill end the whole process tree, not only the first one.
The home background is a gradient rather than a stretched pack logo, and can no longer wander into green.