Fluffy Manager v2.240 release - Update to the "Downloads" feature

Even newer update: Yet another hotfix (v2.242)! This one isn't as important, but clicking on "Downloads" would sometimes freeze up the mod manager occasionally which I didn't really like. I figured out it was due to the way it checks for which mods are already downloaded (which meant it would be slower with many mods already downloaded). I rewrote that code and now those freezes should never happen.

Update: I released a little hotfix just now (v2.241) which fixes a major bug I accidentally introduced in yesterday's update which prevented DMC5 mods from installing correctly (I cleaned up some code related to defining how each game is supposed to have their mods installed, and I accidentally put DMC5 into the same category as DMC4, which is very much not correct). Just update via the mod manager (or download the below link) and you're good to go.

New Fluffy Manager release!

Update via Fluffy Manager (run it and click on Downloads->Update to latest Fluffy Manager) or you can manually download and unpack this: https://fluffyquack.com/tools/modmanager.zip

Okay, I'm pushing this update out quickly because older versions might have the "Downloads" feature break in the near future. So here's what is happening: Google is making it impossible to download files from sites which are non-secure when using Google Chrome. I've kind of made it a habit to link to downloads on my site with http links instead of https, and all of those links now do nothing if you're on Google Chrome.

I'm still trying to figure out the best solution to fix this (aside from manually updating a ton of links). I tried to enable a setting on my website to automatically divert traffic from non-secure version to the secure version, but when I tried that, it kind of broke the downloads feature in Fluffy Manager as it can't parse re-directs.

This updated version of Fluffy Manager now downloads from the secure version of my website (which is probably something I should have set up to begin with...), which means it will work fine once I make my site always re-direct traffic to the secure version. I also added more code related to checking for invalid or corrupt downloads.

And finally, as requested by a modder, I've added toggles in options for showing prompts when installing or uninstalling mods (as shown as in the preview images above).