Source: MSXblue
A new version of this front-end for blueMSX and openMSX has been released today. New in this release:
- support for setting MSX generation, sound chip and genre for different games
- added ability to import data from a database based on data from Generation MSX
- support for setting company, year and country data for games that don’t have entries in blueMSX database (such as disks)
- new icons to indicate whether a game is ROM, disk, tape or harddisk based
- support for favorites
- caching in order to improve performance of filtering and search-by-SHA1
- quickly select the desired filters via a dropdown list in the main window
- added shortcut keys to start (enter) and delete (del) games from a list
- German language definitions
- allowed the user info file to be started by its default viewer
And many other (minor) changes. Although the website can be a bit tough to reach at the moment, the updated launcher can be found on the blueMSX resources section of the blueMSX website.
Relevant link: blueMSX resources