v1.1.48

Added support for laptops that have no right mouse button. Now you can left click and hold to trigger a "right click."

View Updates now filters out live ebuilds with version numbers 9999, 99999, 999999, 9999999, 99999999, or 99999999 (just to be sure).

The View Updates screen now features an Upgrade button to let you emerge all the upgradable packages that App Swipe sees. This is similar to Update World, except App Swipe doesn't burn a bunch of CPU cycles determining which package dependencies descend from your @world list like emerge does. Instead, we just list any package already installed on your system that could be upgraded to a newer version.

The View Updates URL input box now supports adding filters. Let's say you only want the subset of upgradable packages that contain the word qt for example. The URL update:qt will let you see only those packages, and the Fetch or Upgrade buttons on this page will limit itself to only fetching or upgrading the qt subset as well.

You can also apply negative filters. Let's say you want to upgrade Qt packages, but you want to avoid qtwebengine for now (because that one is huge and takes forever). You could simply use the URL update:qt -qtwebengine

Update System and Update World now add the --changed-use emerge flag. This flag makes emerge pick up on packages that need re-building due to any new USE flag changes made to your portage configuration files.

We now trigger an automatic App Swipe database reload at the end of successful emerge --update operations.

Fixed a bug where the app could crash when saving state if there exists a newly opened window that has no tabs.

Fixed a bug that made it impossible to view an app info page where the app name has what might be a version number (but actually isn't). For example media-fonts/font-bh-100dpi would previously show a blank page when
trying to bring it up.

Added code for removing /tmp/AppSwipe.XXX temporary file after it has been used.