A transparent log of new features, security updates, and improvements across every Spynixx release.
Dynamic custom server logo for Discord Rich Presence.
Server logo replaces the main RPC Large Image while in-game.
Automatic fallback to the Spynixx logo when no server logo is configured.
Dedicated Player Identity modal in TitleBar with real-time format validation.
Recommended 512 × 512 px image size support across both SA-MP and open.mp servers.
Added native open.mp extra-info queries for dark and light server banners with safe fallback styling.
Added custom server banners to directory cards and the selected server dashboard.
Introduced adaptive status polling and bounded query caching to reduce server-directory traffic.
Hardened untrusted server responses with strict packet bounds and atomic malformed-packet rejection.
Remote banners now pass through a safety proxy with validation, timeouts, private-network blocking, and caching.
Added copy-address feedback, improved banner scaling, lazy loading, and graceful unavailable states.
Synchronized the frontend, Rust app, MSI, and NSIS release version to 1.2.3.
Restored SampVoice microphone detection for standalone SA-MP launches.
Resolved server hostnames to numeric IPv4 addresses before launch for reliable voice initialization.
Moved the optional server handshake to a bounded background task so unavailable services no longer delay startup.
Added a native Windows microphone preflight with device count, names, and manual refresh.
Added a first-run setup flow for the GTA folder and player nickname.
Added native single-instance protection and copyable diagnostics for support.
Expanded compatibility checks for SA-MP, open.mp, DirectX, CLEO, ASI, ENB, ReShade, and modloader.
Protected saved server passwords with Windows account encryption and hardened launch validation.
Added Discord Rich Presence for selected servers, character names, gamemode, and player count.
Added live public server information including client support, map, weather, and economy.
Improved direct SA-MP launching through samp.dll with reliable connection arguments.
Introduced the server directory with real-time discovery, custom entries, and live player monitoring.
Established the official SPY identity with a dark glass interface and streamlined sidebar navigation.
Modularized changelogs, server rules, and settings into dedicated components.