New features Device Support: Antminer Z15 Pro support

- Restored device model selection in device installation and update dialogs - Added support for Antminer U3S19XPH and Antminer S19-126 on the Xilinx platform - Added support for Antminer S19ProA on the CVITEK platform - Improved the firmware installation process

Improved data storage reliability across app updates. Fixed an issue that could affect local app data in certain scenarios. General stability and performance improvements.

Smarter throttling management is here. Hashcore Toolkit can now automatically restart a device after a Throttling change when required, while a new column displays the current throttling value. This release also adds support for Antminer U2L9H and S21++, improves firmware detection and installation, and includes stability and interface fixes.

Hashcore Toolkit 1.7.2 adds support for the new unified Hashcore firmware format: one file can now be used for both installation and updates. Also new: - S21+ support on AML control boards - Throttling setting editing - Suggested file names when exporting app data - Second horizontal orientation unlocked on iOS - Fixes for progress display, column order, scan cancellation, device unlock settings, and CSV hashrate export

HashCore Toolkit 1.7.1 brings major improvements to firmware installation, device management, and overall stability. • New firmware installation method for Bitmain devices running firmware released after September 2025. • Improved detection and compatibility for Hashcore and Vnish firmware installation, including support for CVITEK-based control boards. • Added support for Antminer S21e XP Hydro and AML-based S21e XP Hydro models. • Device Notes are now available, including editing, bulk updates, a dedicated column, and export support. • Added application data import/export to simplify migration between devices. • New filtering options, including power limit and “Find Miner” filters. • Network groups can now be imported using DNS records, and devices can be accessed via DNS addresses. • Improved compatibility with WhatsMiner API v2.2.2. • macOS now uses a shared storage location for Sandbox and non-Sandbox versions of the application. This release also includes numerous fixes and performance improvements across device discovery, firmware installation, data retrieval, interface behavior, network groups, Android, iOS, and localization to provide a more reliable experience.