Improved User Interface

Icons are now used throughout the app to represent the four main tuning parameters

• Resolution, FPS, Fixed Foveation, and CPU/GPU Levels each have their own icons
• You can hover over any of these icons to see what they represent
• A grey icon represents a default or untuned setting, while white icons represent app-specific settings

The main screen has an updated design

• Each app individually takes up a bit less space, so you can see more at once
• The top and bottom bars are also a bit smaller
• When using multiple columns, you can now hover over apps' tuning parameters to see cut-off text
• The app list will now be a bit more colorful by default
• App colors on the main list can now be disabled for a monochrome look with increased transparency

Extras & Options is better too

• The Extras & Options screen now has a sidebar to help you more easily find the section you're looking for
• Your last-viewed section will now be retained, even when you reopen the app

Auto-Start

You can now set Quest Game Tuner to start automatically in Settings > Extra Features

• You can set it to open shortly after you boot up your device
• You can also set it to open automatically whenever you quit a VR game or app

Your tuning settings will still apply regardless of these new options.

Shizuku & ADB Shell

Shizuku can now be set up with Quest Game Tuner!

• Shizuku allows supported apps to access features as if they were a computer connected via ADB

• You can now install and run Shizuku in Settings > Extra Features. (You can even set it to start automatically!)

• From the same page, you can now install aShell You, which uses Shizuku to give you a modern ADB shell on-device

I am not associated with Shizuku or aShell You, but both are open-source, unmodified, and widely trusted. Misuse of shizuku permissions or ADB shell could cause software issues or data loss.