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DeckBridge changed considerably since 0.15.0. AJAZZ AKP05 support landed. Widget controls grew more capable. Pairing recovery became more reliable.

DeckBridge sits between your USB panel and the Elgato app, so it must never be slow in the middle. I profiled the hot paths and found four problems. Three were one-line fixes.

Deckbridge 0.14.2 adds an opt-out update check and live device tuning, plus a Windows portable zip, sharper app icons, a visible app version in the web UI, and accessibility fixes.

Deckbridge 0.14.0 brings faster image transfers and USB discovery, easier diagnostics, and device tuning.

Deckbridge 0.10.0 adds tested support for Fifine AmpliGame D6 hardware revision 2. It also refreshes dependencies and documentation.

New comparison guidance makes supported Stream Deck-compatible hardware easier to evaluate before setup.

Deckbridge 0.9.3 fixes tray detection when Web UI runs from its sidecar. It also modernizes project tooling.

Deckbridge 0.9.0 shrinks its embedded txiki.js runtime from 6.4 MB to 2.4 MB. Linux releases also gain broader compatibility.

Deckbridge 0.8.2 concentrates on safer dependencies and more dependable delivery workflows.