Releases: superpowers/superpowers-app
Superpowers v2.0
Important note for OS X and Linux users
On OS X, Superpowers's data folder was moved from ~/Library/Superpowers to ~/Library/Application Support/Superpowers. The migration will be automated.
But older versions of Superpowers Core had a bug that prevents it from being updated properly on OS X and Linux. So after Superpowers Core fails to upgrade, you'll need to open ~/Library/Application Support/Superpowers (or ~/.local/share/Superpowers on Linux) and rename the core and core.new folders to core.disabled and core.new.disabled. After that, you can restart Superpowers and it will update properly.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
All changes
- Upgraded to Electron v1.3.1
- Build with latest version of Node.js on Travis
- Fixed error message when settings could not be loaded
- Fixed crash if the app exits before the main window was created
- Fixed game system installation being skipped when dismissing the welcome dialog
- Added support for customizing server name in settings
- Use Electron-provided user data paths rather than our own custom logic
- Improved Italian locale #42 (thanks @marcosecchi)
- Added German locale #45 (thanks @Wend1go)
- Added link to Sparklin Labs' free assets on home sidebar
- Fixed offline mode
- Added tray balloon on Windows when closing the app, see #37
- IRC chat now displays user modes (operator
@, voiced+) in a channel's sidebar
Other releases
Superpowers v1.1
- Fixed a bug when installing systems and plugins for some users.
- Improved the server management user interface and added release notes button
- Added Italian locale (thanks @marcosecchi)
- Updated Russian locale (thanks @passazhir)
See the v1.0 release notes!
Superpowers v1.0 — New app
The redesigned Superpowers app is finally here!
After months of development, we're very happy to finally release Superpowers v1.0.
Redesigned user interface
The new app's main window is resizable and comes with a tabbed interface. The home tab features the news taken directly from the website, as well as various useful links.
In the old app, double-clicking a server would open a new window right away, and opening a project from a server's hub would navigate away from it, which wasn't very convenient. The new app opens a tab for each server you double-click on, and then the projects themselves open in their own window, making that workflow much more comfortable.
Thanks to @passazhir and @felladrin for contributing the Russian and Brazilian Portuguese translations!
Built-in IRC-based community chat
We added a built-in IRC chat so that you can meet with the community without installing any external software. You can of course disable it by selecting the "Offline" mode (and that setting will be persisted when you restart Superpowers).
Supercharged server management
You can now install and update systems & plugins right from the server settings tab. Available systems and plugins are listed in the registry and the community can submit their own for inclusion.
Better security
The new app exposes a limited set of APIs to servers so that they must ask you to select a local file or folder explicitly before accessing it, making connecting to a random server more secure.
There's much more!
This was just for the app itself. For details about other new features and improvements, see the release notes for: