- Passive TFTP, ASUS Rescue, and TP-Link Web Recovery now guide you to verify router admin access and the installed firmware version before confirming success. - If recovery fails or remains uncertain, you can open troubleshooting or export a local evidence file that excludes firmware names, IP addresses, device identifiers, and credentials. - Support now opens an email draft for you to review and send. The app no longer submits feedback directly.

- Refined the visual design across the recovery dashboard, prechecks, waiting, transfer, and completion screens. - Completed missing English localizations so recovery steps no longer show Chinese text in English. - Added a system review prompt after successful transfers with version and cooldown limits to avoid frequent interruptions. - Continued tightening Advanced TFTP wording so it is not presented as a universal recovery path.

- Updated App Store screenshots to better show the real app interface and the boundaries of each recovery path. - Renamed “Other TFTP Request Mode” to “Advanced TFTP Request Mode” to avoid implying a universal flashing path. - Refined recovery-path wording for ASUS, OpenWrt, TP-Link, Netgear, and Advanced TFTP scenarios. - Continued polishing post-transfer guidance and next-step instructions.

- Improves Port 69 cleanup after a TFTP recovery flow, reducing the chance of a temporary unavailable-port error when starting another recovery immediately. - Strengthens cleanup when leaving recovery screens, returning from failures, and cancelling ASUS upload tasks. - Refines the Port 69 unavailable message so it does not overstate the cause.

Guided recovery workflows are now available after download, without an extra unlock step. This version continues to support ASUS Rescue/TFTP, OpenWrt/ImmortalWrt TFTP, TP-Link Web Recovery, Netgear NMRP guidance, and advanced TFTP request-mode cases.

Fixes an issue that could cause firmware preparation to fail for some first-time TFTP recovery users. This update improves the passive TFTP recovery preparation flow so the app can correctly create the local working copy folder and continue waiting for the router’s real TFTP request. It also improves copy-button feedback on the network setup screen.

> Router Recovery 2.1 introduces a scenario-based recovery assistant. Choose ASUS Rescue/TFTP, OpenWrt/ImmortalWrt TFTP, TP-Link Web Recovery, Netgear NMRP guidance, or an advanced TFTP request mode before starting. Copy has been tightened so firmware upload or transfer completion is clearly separate from verified router recovery.

Version 2.0.1 is an urgent bug-fix update focused on improving the user experience: - Improved the upgrade experience for users coming from earlier versions: the app now explains Keychain access before starting the migration. - Added a mobile hotspot guide to help users temporarily connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot while keeping the router connected by Ethernet. - Fixed and refined several messages in the recovery flow.

• Improved router recovery workflow • Better detection for recovery mode requests • Updated interface and recovery experience • Optimized for common OpenWrt / ImmortalWrt recovery scenarios • Stability improvements and bug fixes

- Optimized the firmware transfer mechanism and added an official website entry: www.router-recovery.com