Homebrew New Homebrew "Foil Server"?

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I tried to use a remote server, but while LiteFoil can access it, there is a JSON parsing error every time ("Remote index was saved, but JSON could not be parsed"). Considering it hasn't crashed and burned (HOS/application crash), I assume it isn't due to using Memory Kit to skip loading WebKit/browser to memory?

I noticed that Breeze/EdiZon had issues downloading anything and can only assume it was due to that, but in this instance, downloads work (index downloaded), but parsing doesn't. Does this client use WebKit to parse JSON? Or is this a different bug entirely?
I published the source code here (in some post); it's a JSON, just like the old Tinfoil. The difference is that LiteFoil uses another private encryption key. I'm testing another Git place to put the code online again, but I can send the source code changes here too. Also, as I don't have access to the private key from Tinfoil, any server with exclusive usage using its encryption key will not work with LiteFoil (maybe that was your problem after all).

If you use the LiteServer and point it to your games directory, it will index on the fly and will work with LiteFoil. Also, I updated LiteFoil to 22.5.18 and corrected some installations from stream and direct mode and some extra features. Upgraded the IconsDB, and NFI too.

Changelog to 22.5.18:

feat: harden launch modes and streamed installs
feat: restrict saves to user accounts
feat: add basic support to save/restore saves from users (no BCAT or system, as its really dangerous)
feat: maximize grid artwork
feat: remove games from the installed games list
feat: detect incomplete installs with only updates or DLCs without the base
fix: improve touch navigation
fix: added support to show compressed NACP titles

Last IconsDB with 17051 icons and 226Mb.


Also, I updated the NFI to 1.1.16:

fix: reject echoed Ollama prompts
fix: strip metadata tags from title suggestions
feat: add Ollama title suggestions
feat: added support to compressed NACP

Now, you can point an ollama local server with Qwen3:8b and ask it to rename the file into something more "human". I'm using this feature with that DLCs that have weird names from some online groups.
 

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