A while ago, I finally got my jig printed so that I could start hacking my switch, but due to my severe lack of windows pcs, I had to use the Fusee Gelee web launcher made by atlas44. I thought the website looked bland, and I didn't like how the only example payload was just a test. So I now present you with two releases in one:

The Website
My updated website based on atlas44's, is a big CSS improvement and looks improvement. I made most of the elements on the page have some sort of styling, and changed the font away from Times New Roman. There are a lot of javascript edits and such as well.
Features:

1. Previously mentioned CSS edits
2. You can now log a payload as bytes (Mostly for my purposes, since that's how I build them into the site)
3. 3 New built-in payloads have been added, including Hekate v4 and v5, and...

The Payload
I made a modified version of hekate ipl, which immediately boots into CFW, unless you hold minus before booting (Just like how you would hold vol up for rcm) in which case, it will just boot normal hekate ipl. This is mostly just a convenience payload, since I have about +A gagillion files downloaded and its a pain to sort through them to upload a payload, especially when testing homebrew.
It also supports splash screens, which will appear briefly before booting.

How to make a splash screen
Making a splash screen is very simple. Download the payload source code, and enter tools/convert_image. Make sure you have Python 3, not 2 installed, and run

python(3) convert.py ./image/path.png

. Then put the resulting splash.txt onto your SD Card root, and you're set! Be aware that this will resize the image to 1280x720p, although that should be obvious.

Planned Features:
Splash screen for the payload! That's why theres a 5 second wait time on the payload because in its place is going to be a splash when its ready.
General code cleanup on both ends
Releasing the source for the payload. The only reason its not already out is just because it's a total mess and I haven't even set up a repository for it yet. I can assure you I only changed the amount of lines necessary to make it work. Ill report back with a repo ASAP

Downloads/Links:
The website is here, and the payload releases are here.

Source:
Here is the web launcher code (despite the fact that there's no backend so you can just view-source: :/)
And here is the payload code

Huge thanks to Atlas44 for the original website!​

 

[Enovale]

also, I will release the payload as a .bin when the source is ready.

 

[Deleted member 373223]

Very nice!

 

[ThaManWithTheHat]

Great work! I really like how stylish this is.

 

[kumikochan]

like the website. Good work

 

[SwitchHack]

Wow, thanks

 

[Jayro]

Just skip the splash please, we need speed over splash.

 

[cherryduck]

What is the CFW? I assume it's just the hbmenu loading modifications and not a full CFW?

 

[Deleted member 373223]

Hey, where are the info and instructions lines stored in the source?

 

[killplaystation]

What is the CFW? I assume it's just the hbmenu loading modifications and not a full CFW?

I'm also wondering the difference between the hekate vs instant boot.

 

[Deleted member 373223]

I'm also wondering the difference between the hekate vs instant boot.

It's written on the thread. Instant boot is litterally hekate but it automatically boots in the hbl loading CFW instead of having to press launch firmware and CFW

 

[ThirdEyeCx]

Thanks! It's working fine on Chrome in Android with my 4.1.0 Switch. This will definitely save some people the steps of downloading the payload and the site is looking really clean.

The NXLoader app is also good for running payloads through Android but this does seem a lot more convenient with the selectable payloads already on there. Is it possible for you to also make one that boots straight into 4.1.0?

 

[killplaystation]

It's written on the thread. Instant boot is litterally hekate but it automatically boots in the hbl loading CFW instead of having to press launch firmware and CFW

I suppose I would think a better label then would be "Instant boot CFW via hekate" but oh well

 

[boostnek]

The banner at the top makes it hard to read plus it's too small so it starts to tile towards the right. I'd make the banner a solid color.

Otherwise looks good. Good work!

 

[TheSynthax]

Something like this will be useful for an internal modchip

 

[TheKrane]

I'm on Ubuntu 18 using Google Chrome and I'm stuck at 'Preparing to launch hekate v4'.

EDIT: The developer console says 'Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Access denied.'

 

[TheSynthax]

I'm on Ubuntu 18 using Google Chrome and I'm stuck at 'Preparing to launch hekate v4'.

just use the Windows GUI version. Much more foolproof.

 

[TheKrane]

just use the Windows GUI version. Much more foolproof.

Why would using the Windows GUI on a Ubuntu Machine be more foolproof?
I usually launch fusee from the terminal, just wanted to try it out and give feedback.

 

[Hazersub]

no need for pc to launch the load?

 

[Enovale]

I'm on Ubuntu 18 using Google Chrome and I'm stuck at 'Preparing to launch hekate v4'.

EDIT: The developer console says 'Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Access denied.'

Check the info section, that might help you.

no need for pc to launch the load?

yeah, since it works on android.

The banner at the top makes it hard to read plus it's too small so it starts to tile towards the right. I'd make the banner a solid color.

Otherwise looks good. Good work!

the banner was being troublesome, you probably have a high resolution screen, i assume. (or extra low res screen), ive been trying to fix that.

and everyone, yes, in case there was confusion, this is just hekate but made to boot instantly. i didnt want to modify too much because of the "hold minus/select to boot normal hekate" feature, since im sure you may want to dump your nand at some point or whatever.

also, I plan to add 4.x support for the payload if possible soon, and ill be releasing source, too!