OpenSave, a tool for peer-to-peer synchronization of game saves between devices, has been released in version v2.2.3.

The backup relay introduced in version 2.2.2 was itself suspended a week later for exhausting its free allowance. Version 2.2.3 now migrates installs away from three abandoned relay addresses onto relay.opensave.org - a relay the project owns and maintains. Any relay addresses users manually selected in settings are preserved. The updated PRIVACY.md also clarifies that the relay can read forwarded data, since TLS terminates at that point.

release: 2.2.3 - move onto a relay the project owns

The previous version moved users to a relay that was suspended a week later for exhausting its free allowance. This update migrates to a relay at relay.opensave.org that the project owns and maintains, moving installs away from three abandoned relay addresses while preserving any relay addresses users manually selected in settings. Removes test assertions specific to v2.2.2’s temporary solution and updates PRIVACY.md to clarify that the relay can read forwarded data, as TLS terminates at that point.

Source: GitHub