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More control to you. Version limits and more visibility
Checkpoint64: Game Save Backup & Cloud Sync · published · build 24794216
v1.1.1 - More control to you
- Backups to keep - each save can now cap its own backup count, and older versions trim themselves. Free plans keep up to 2 per save, paid up to 10. The default is "All", so nothing changes unless you set it. These numbers are not final. Feedback is appreciated.
- The catalog knows what you've added - games you've already set up are marked with a count on the Add-a-game screen, so you can tell a fresh setup from a second save at a glance.
- Dependency and stability updates under the hood.
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