# Extraction speed helped by updated libfat (speeds up download too, but it's not visible)
# Added USB support (plug in your USB device before booting the Homebrew Browser and disable "Use SD" in settings)
# Added sorting of applications by name
# Added the ability to remove items from the queue (less presses to remove an application from the queue)
# Added download and extraction information (MB downloaded/total MB, files extracted/files to extract)
# Added a check to make sure the Wii's network is initialized and active before downloading applications
# Fixed a bug where you couldn't cancel the download queue if you had quick download enabled
* Fixed a bug where the meta.xml file name would revert to normal when you updated an application (this lets you keep your custom name for applications)
The Homebrew Browser has been updated to v0.3.3. The main features are that you can now download applications to USB and extraction speed has also improved.
Original :
* Speed up extracting using updated libfat (speeds up download too, but it's not noticeable)
* Added USB support (plug in your USB device before booting HBB and turn off "Use SD" in settings)
* Added sorting of applications by name
* Added delete functionality to the queue (press minus to queue an application to be deleted)
* Added download and extract information (MB downloaded/MB total, Extracted files/Files to extract)
* Added a check to make sure Wii Network is initialised and active before downloading applications
* Fixed bug where you couldn't cancel the download queue if you had download prompt enabled
* Fixed bug where the meta.xml file name would change back to normal when you updated an application (this allows you to keep your custom name of applications)
The Homebrew Browser has now been upgraded to v0.3.3. The main features are you can now download apps to USB and the speed of extracting has improved too.
# Vitesse d'extraction de l'aide mise à jour libfat (accélère le téléchargement, mais il n'est pas visible)
# Added support USB (brancher votre périphérique USB avant de démarrer l'hexabromobiphényle et désactiver "Use SD" dans les paramètres)
# Ajout d'applications de tri par nom
# Ajout de la fonctionnalité de supprimer la file d'attente (moins de presse à la file d'attente d'une application à supprimer)
# Ajout de télécharger et extraire de l'information (MB téléchargé / Mo au total, d'extraction des fichiers / les fichiers à extraire)
# Ajout d'une vérification pour s'assurer que la Wii de réseau est initialisé et actif avant le téléchargement d'applications
# Correction d'un bug où l'on ne pouvait pas annuler la file d'attente de téléchargement si vous avez télécharger rapidement permis
* Correction d'un bug où le nom de fichier meta.xml serait revenir à la normale lorsque vous avez mis à jour une application (ce qui vous permet de garder votre nom personnalisé d'applications)
Le Homebrew Browser a été mis à jour v0.3.3. Les principales caractéristiques sont, vous pouvez désormais télécharger les applications USB et de la vitesse de l'extraction s'est améliorée aussi.
Original :
* Speed up extracting using updated libfat (speeds up download too, but it’s not noticeable)
* Added USB support (plug in your USB device before booting HBB and turn off “Use SD” in settings)
* Added sorting of applications by name
* Added delete functionality to the queue (press minus to queue an application to be deleted)
* Added download and extract information (MB downloaded/MB total, Extracted files/Files to extract)
* Added a check to make sure Wii Network is initialised and active before downloading applications
* Fixed bug where you couldn’t cancel the download queue if you had download prompt enabled
* Fixed bug where the meta.xml file name would change back to normal when you updated an application (this allows you to keep your custom name of applications)
The Homebrew Browser has now been upgraded to v0.3.3. The main features are you can now download apps to USB and the speed of extracting has improved too.
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