Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Queue management: The right-click context menu now includes Move to Top, Move Up, Move Down, and Move to Bottom actions.
A new Queueing card in the Connections settings panel lets you enable/disable the download and seed queues and configure the maximum number of active transfers for each.
Multi-add torrent support: the file picker now allows selecting multiple .torrent files at once. Selected files are queued in FIFO order and presented one-by-one in the add dialog.
Cancel This / Cancel All buttons in the add dialog when multiple torrents are queued: "Cancel This" skips the current torrent and advances to the next; "Cancel All" dismisses the entire queue.
Recent download paths: the destination field in the add dialog now includes a dropdown listing the last ten directories used for successful adds. The most recently used path is pre-filled automatically. Paths are stored per-profile and persisted across sessions.

System tray icon with a native context menu: Clutch minimises to the system tray instead of quitting when the window close button is clicked. The context menu provides Resume All, Pause All, Turtle Mode toggle (with live checked state), Show Clutch, and Exit actions.
Live aggregate download/upload speed labels in the tray context menu, updated on every torrent poll using per-torrent rate data.
Multi-select in the torrent list: plain click selects a single torrent, Ctrl/Cmd-click toggles individual rows, Shift-click extends a contiguous range from the anchor row, and Cmd+A / Ctrl+A selects all visible (filtered) torrents.
Bulk actions: Pause, Resume, and Delete toolbar buttons now operate on all selected torrents at once. The delete confirmation dialog adapts its title for single vs. multi-torrent deletions.
Bulk bandwidth editing in the inspector: when more than one torrent is selected the inspector changes to bulk-edit mode. The speed-limit and seeding-ratio controls apply changes to all selected torrents simultaneously.
Right-click on an already-selected torrent keeps the full multi-selection active so context menu actions (Start, Pause, Delete, Set Data Location) apply to all selected torrents.
Clicking in the empty space below the last torrent row selects the last torrent, matching standard list-view behaviour.

ETA column showed a large stale value (e.g. "41776h 6m") for 100% downloaded torrents that are seeding. ETA now correctly shows "—" for seeding torrents.
Pressing Enter in the Set Data Location path field now triggers Apply, consistent with other dialogs.

Filter chips row in the torrent list: six Filter Chips (All, Downloading, Seeding, Paused, Active, Error) between the toolbar and column headers. Chips are multi-select; clicking a chip toggles its status bucket. The "All" chip selects or deselects all buckets at once. Each chip displays a real-time count of matching torrents derived from the full un-filtered list.
Right-click context menu on torrent rows with Start, Pause, Delete, and Set Data Location actions.
Set Data Location: a new modal dialog to relocate a torrent's data on the daemon's filesystem. The path input is prefilled with the torrent's current download directory. A "Move data to new location" checkbox (default: on) controls whether the daemon physically moves the files or only updates its internal path record.
The torrent inspector now displays the torrent's data path and any daemon-reported error message in the General tab.

Passphrase hash (master_passphrase_hash) was silently erased from config.toml on every settings save. SettingsScreen::build_store_snapshot now carries the hash forward from the store that was loaded when the screen opened, so the hash survives Save, Delete, and General tab saves.
Test Connection in the Connections settings tab sent empty credentials when the profile had an encrypted password and the session passphrase was not yet unlocked, causing an authentication failure. The test now prompts for the master passphrase first (same unlock dialog as the Connect flow), then fires the probe with the decrypted password.

Turtle Mode: toolbar speed-icon toggle button highlights blue when Transmission's alternative speed limits are active.
Alternative Speed Limits per connection profile: each saved profile stores its own alternative download and upload ceilings (KB/s), configured in the Connections settings tab.
Inspector Options tab (5th tab): per-torrent switches and fields for Limit Download, Limit Upload, Stop Seeding at Ratio, and Honor Global Speed Limits. When "Honor Global Speed Limits" is ON, the torrent respects whichever session-level limit is active (standard when turtle mode is off; alternative when turtle mode is on). When OFF, the torrent bypasses all global limits and is capped only by its own per-torrent limits.
Inspector Files tab now has per-file download checkboxes.
Keyboard Tab / Shift-Tab cycles focus through all text inputs on the active screen or dialog, wrapping around at the ends.
Pressing Enter in the Quick Connect form, Add Torrent / Add Link dialog, or the Saved Profiles tab triggers the primary CTA (Connect / Add) without requiring a mouse click.

Deleting a torrent now opens a confirmation modal instead of having an inline confirmation step in the toolbar.

Connection screen with host, port, username, and password fields (defaults: localhost:9091).
Transmission JSON-RPC client with X-Transmission-Session-Id lifecycle handling and a single async worker to serialise all daemon calls.
Torrent list with sortable columns: Name, Status, Size, Downloaded, ↓ Speed, ↑ Speed, ETA, Ratio, Progress.
Torrent controls: start, stop, remove.
Add torrent via local .torrent file or magnet link.
Detail inspector panel for per-torrent metadata.
Connection profiles with encrypted password storage (Argon2 + ChaCha20-Poly1305).
Settings screen for managing and switching between connection profiles.
Material Design 3 theme with light/dark mode following the system preference.
macOS .dmg, Windows NSIS .exe, Linux .AppImage, and Linux .deb release packages distributed via GitHub Releases.