Seize Control 2.8.2 - Libraries, Workshop & Polish

Seize Control 2.8.2 focuses on shared Plugins and App Themes library polish, richer Workshop browsing, and cleaner file-size display across the app.

Libraries:

- The Themes Installed tab now shows downloading cards for in-progress Workshop downloads, matching Plugins.

- Searching installed plugins now also matches item descriptions, not just name and author.

- Choosing media in a theme’s settings (for example Background media) now links to your file instead of copying it into theme data, so large images and videos are not duplicated. Export and Workshop publish still package a copy.

- Plugins and App Themes tray menus show a Recent section for recently used items that are no longer enabled.

- Right-clicking a data item in the plugin or theme detail panel now offers Open in new tab and Open in new window. Open in new tab also appears when right-clicking plugin and theme cards in the installed grids.

- The Installed sort menu is now shared across Plugins and App Themes: Subscription Date, Name, Rating, Favorite, File Size, Last Updated, Author, Source, and Active. Active puts enabled-and-running/applied first, then enabled-only, then disabled/inactive.

Workshop:

- Detail panel footer shows badges for Public, Friends Only, Private, or Unlisted; publish and update can set Unlisted.

- The Workshop sort menu is updated with Most Popular by Year/Month/Week/Today, personal lists (My Favorites, Voted Up, Friends’ Favorites, Created By Friends, Created By Followed Users), and My Published for your own Private, Friends Only, and Unlisted items.

Fixes:

- File sizes across the app now use your language’s units (file list, Details pane, search, Properties, archives, plugin and theme sizes, drive free space, download overlays).

- Settings from much older versions are no longer migrated; outdated shapes fall back to defaults (theme selections, background audio, audio visualizer, context menu customisations, Workshop style filters, and very old session sidebar scroll).

- Refactored a large amount of the Plugins and Themes library code to reduce duplication, share one implementation so the two libraries stay in step, and group related code into clearer folders.