PPSSPP Git Update (April 1, 2026)

PPSSPP Git (2026/04/01) is a portable PSP emulator available for Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, developed in C++. Recent updates include improvements in graphics, handling of triangles with culling disabled, and memory access functions. The chat menu was enhanced with a scrollable virtual keyboard, fixes for mouse focus issues, and a new send button. Additionally, Android functionality was refined to allow auto-rotation overrides for user rotation locks. The updates also feature corrected Thai translations and other minor optimizations. Download options for both x64 and Android are available.

PPSSPP Git (2026/04/01) has been compiled. PPSSPP is a fast and versatile PSP emulator available for Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, developed in C++.

PPSSPP Git Changelog:
* Merged pull request #21511 from hrydgard/ge-improvements
* Depth raster: Improved handling of triangles with culling disabled.
* Avoid memory access methods that may result in exceptions in ImDebugger. Minor optimizations.
* Merged pull request #21510 from hrydgard/chat-menu-improvements
* Minor adjustments
* Enhanced chat code; made the virtual keyboard in TextInputPopup scrollable.
* Resolved mouse focus issues for TextEdit
* Ensured touch-gamepad components cannot be accidentally focused
* Fixed focus problem with TextEdit boxes
* Introduced a send button in the chat menu, increased padding
* TextEdit: Added internal padding for better appearance.
* Added I_SEND image to images.svg
* Merged pull request #21508 from hrydgard/auto-rotate-frameskip-fix
* Corrected typo in ‘Move to trash’ functionality description
* Analog stick autorotation now relies on game timing.
* Merged pull request #21507 from hrydgard/android-fixes
* Android: Adjusted “Auto” rotation mode to override user rotation lock (SENSOR mode)
* Merged pull request #21504 from Saramagrean/patch-4
* Improved Thai translations in th_TH.ini

Download:
PPSSPP Git (2026/04/01) x64

Download:
PPSSPP Git (2026/04/01) Android

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