Lethal Company and Valheim

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• Lethal Company and Valheim: Mortar finds them, installs BepInEx, and installs mods with all their dependencies. Valheim runs natively on Linux with no Proton needed
• Thunderstore is a mod source for Lethal Company and Valheim, and CurseForge is a mod source for Stardew Valley
• Browse searches every source at once, shows one card per mod, and lets you pick the source by its logo; an empty search lists each source's top mods
• A details panel for every mod: description, versions, dependencies and changelog, with filters by category and sort
• Load order and Performance tabs for Lethal Company and Valheim: the order plugins load, how long each takes at startup, and frame times and each plugin's cost while you play
• While the game runs, each mod shows whether it actually loaded, and Mortar records the game version you played
• Skip the intro is a per-game setting
• Problems catches much more before you press Play: missing or incompatible plugins, dependency loops, two mods shipping the same plugin, deprecated packages with their replacement, and mods that change the same game code
• Crash help names the likely cause of a crash, can find the mod behind it by testing halves of your list, and shares the log with one click
• Import profiles from r2modman, Gale, Vortex and Mod Organizer 2, and share as an r2modman code or a Thunderstore modpack
• Back up a whole profile to one file, including its saves and mods no site can download again, and restore it as a new profile
• Pair two computers with a code to send profiles over your local network, or keep them in step through a sync folder
• One Updates list across all sources, with Update all, a restore point and Undo all
• A config editor for mods' settings files and their in-game settings menus
• Steam Deck: play with the gamepad, larger touch targets, and start games in Game Mode
• Mortar finds games installed in Bottles and launches them through it
• The browser extension is on the Chrome Web Store for Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers
• Settings has Accounts and Source health pages, a per-game source order, and a search that understands common words