5h4d0w's Plugin Manager v1.6 FINAL changelog

Homebrew coder 5h4d0w's Plugin Manager is a handy homebrewed app that allows you to, as the name suggests, manage your plugins installed on your PSP.
Changelog:

Moved all files into the "resources" directory.

Please delete the old version before copying over the new one.

More improvements to the recovery menu code.
Removed unused testing code.

Features:

Tested on 5.00 M33, 5.03 GEN, 5.50 GEN, 6.20 TN and 6.35 PRO.
You can enable and disable plugins without a computer.
Works on PSP GOs.
You can load plugin .txt files from three locations: "ms0:/", "ef0:/", and "flash0:/".
Includes a built-in configuration editor. The editor is password-protected. The password will be encrypted.

Note: The config is saved separately from the plugin .txt files (Pressing start in the config editor will not save plugins, and vice-versa).

Can add, edit, remove, toggle, copy/paste, and move plugins in all three .txt files.
Adding a plugin is as easy as browsing for the file.
Only loads from .txt files that exist. If they don't exist, it creates them for you.

You can revert your changes by pressing [SELECT].

Gives the option to auto-exit from the app once you save your changes.
Allows you to decide which options are available (by editing the config).

(Example: You give a friend your PSP for a while but don't want him messing with your plugins, so you disable what you don't want him to do.)

Nice pop-up menu.
Can be "themed".
Will strip-out any empty lines in your text files, making them look cleaner.
You can view a short description of each plugin or add one if one isn't found.
You can load the Recovery Menu from the app.

Homebrew coder 5h4d0w's has released a new version of his "Plugin Manager", a handy homebrewed app that allows you to, well as the name suggest, manage your plugins installed on your PSP.

Changelog:

The flash is only assigned if you try to access it.

This is so TN users with flash protection enabled will still be able to use most of the app.

Improved loading the Recovery Menu.

Still won't work on GEN Firmwares...

From the readme:
Features:

Tested on 5.00 M33, 5.03 GEN, 5.50 GEN, 6.20 TN and 6.35 PRO (6.20 TN has no revocery menu).
You can enable and disable plugins without a computer.
Works on PSP GOs.
You can load plugin .txt files from three locations: "ms0:/", "ef0:/", and "flash0:/".
Includes a built-in configuration editor. The editor is password-protected. The password will be encrypted.
Any changes to the config will be saved in "flash3:/" for extra security.

Note: The config is saved separately from the plugin .txt files (Pressing start in the config editor will not save plugins, and vice-versa).

Can add, edit, remove, toggle, copy/paste, and move plugins in all three .txt files.
Adding a plugin is as easy as browsing for the file.
Only loads from .txt files that exist. If they don't exist, it creates them for you.
You can revert your changes by pressing [SELECT].
Gives the option to auto-exit from the app once you save your changes.
Allows you to decide which options are available (by editing the config).

(Example: You give a friend your PSP for a while but don't want him messing with your plugins, so you disable what you don't want him to do.)

Nice pop-up menu.
Can be "themed".
Will strip-out any empty lines in your text files, making them look cleaner.
You can view a short description of each plugin or add one if one isn't found.
You can load the Recovery Menu from the app.

As promised, here is the latest revision of homebrew dev 5h4d0w's handy "Plugin Manager" for the PSP.

Changelogs:

version 1.4_3:

I put the config back into the app directory so that I don't have to assign two separate flashes... Marginally safer and faster.
I promise I won't change it again ;)
Lots of bugfixes.
More optimizations.
Many parts of the app are faster now. Drawing speed, mostly. Certain functions have been optimized.

version 1.4_2:

Put back the plugin addition confirmation.
Now displays the copied plugin.
You can now scroll fast in the pop-up menu as well.
New option that hides the plugin path.

Example: The plugin line is "ms0:/seplugins/myPlugin.prx". If the option is enabled, the app will only display "myPlugin.prx".

Fixed bug where TN users with flash protection enabled would cause a crash.
Various optimizations.

Homebrew coder 5h4d0w has updated his handy "Plugin Manager" for the PSP. Tagged as version 1.4_1, the latest updates includes the following changes and improvements...

Changelogs:

version 1.4_1:

Removed an alert for adding a plugin. Now it only asks to enable or not.
Added an option to set the browser to auto-start in "/seplugins/" instead of the root.
Now uses backslash quotes for some strings (prints [bla "blablabla" bla] instead of [bla 'blablabla' bla]).
All config options that are strings also have quotes.
Not really an improvement but it looks better this way (IMO).

version 1.4:

Pressing triangle in the browser acts as a shortcut to the previous directory
The browser now loops around on itself
The browser now displays when you can scroll up or down in a directory ("/" and "/")
Pressing left/right in the browser and main plugin display now scrolls constantly (great for huge folders/plugin lists)
The app will NOT loop around while holding left or right. This in intentional, not a bug.
"flash0:/" plugin loading implemented
The forceMS0 option has been removed and replaced with a device selector
The device selector works the same as the theme selector, you cycle with left/right and apply with cross (X)
You can choose between: "ms0:/", "ef0:/" if on a GO, and "flash0:/"

Homebrew coder 5h4d0w is back on the scene to release a new version of his handy "Plugin Manager" for the PSP.

Changelogs:

version 1.3_1

Quick bugfix (may fix the PSP GO browser issue)

version 1.3:

Now includes a file browser for selecting a plugin to add. No more typing out the path to the plugin
Shows a device chooser on PSP GOs if there is a memory stick inserted (ef0 or ms0)
You can only select a ".prx" file to add
The controls are pretty simple, up/down to scroll through items, cross to select an item, and circle to close the browser
There is now a confirmation on plugin removal

5h4d0w's handy "Plugin Manager" for the homebrew community has recently received a new update, bringing a slew of new fixes and improvements to the app.

Changelog:

Now only loads up to 20 plugins per .txt file. I'm pretty sure that this is the PSP's limit, if not, deal with it :D
Added ability to copy and paste plugins between .txt files
Added ability to disable requiring the password

This is OFF by default; You will need to make a password, then turn it on

Added support for multiple "themes"

Added ability to select theme in the config editor
Themes are sorted alphabetically with the exception of the default, which is always first
Theme format is now RxxxGxxxBxxx instead of a LUA color definition

Scrolling past the final plugin or option will reset to the first. Scrolling back past the first will reset to the last.

Why did I not do this in the first place?

Reverted UI changes to the menu. Selected options are highlighted like they used to be instead of showing a ">"
Some other changes I don't feel like listing

Homebrew coder 5h4d0w has released a new version of his handy "Plugin Manager" for the PSP.

The dev notes that the app has been tested on custome firmware 5.00 M33, 5.03 GEN, 5.50 GEN, 6.20 TN and 6.35 PRO and it includes the following functions:

You can enable and disable plugins without a computer.
Works on PSP GOs, and can force loading from "ms0:/" instead of "ef0:/" (the internal storage).
Can add, edit, remove, toggle, and move plugins in all three .txt files.

(When adding a plugin, do NOT add the device name (ef0:/ or ms0:/) OR the 1/0 switch; It will add them for you.)

Only loads from .txt files that exist. If they don't exist, it creates them for you.

You can revert your changes by pressing [SELECT].

Gives the option to auto-exit from the app once you save your changes.
Allows you to decide which options are available (by editing the config).

(Example: You give a friend your PSP for a while but don't want him messing with your plugins, so you disable what you don't want him to do.)

Nice pop-up menu.
Can be "themed" (by editing the config; unfinished.).
Will strip-out any empty lines in your text files, making them look cleaner.

Note: Does not have its own config editor, you must edit the .cfg with a computer.

Changelog:

Splash screen updated.
Fixed a few bugs.