wtf is ps3-game-scraper?

This project is a desktop application called PS3 Game Browser that lets you browse, search, and download PlayStation 3 games from your computer. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and it presents a large library of PS3 titles in a single window with cover art, descriptions, and version information for each game. The app is designed to be portable and simple. There is no installer. You download a single file for your platform, place it anywhere on your computer, and double-click to run it. On Windows, you may see a security warning because the developer has not paid for a Microsoft code-signing certificate. The README explains how to click past this. On Mac, you may need to right-click and open the app once to bypass Apple's security check. On Linux, you just need to make the file executable before running it. Inside the app, you can type in a search box to filter games as you type. The default view shows the newest additions first, and you can switch to alphabetical order with one click. When you select a game, a popup shows multiple download mirrors, so you can pick the file host you prefer. Large games are split into multi-part archives, and the app groups parts by host so you know which files belong together. The README stresses that you should download every part from the same host, not mix them across different hosts. The application updates itself. About eight seconds after you open it, the app checks GitHub for a new version. If one exists, it downloads in the background and the app briefly restarts. The README notes there are no accounts, no telemetry, and no nagging prompts. Uninstalling is just deleting the single file. The README also covers troubleshooting for empty game lists, failed updates, and confusing multi-part downloads. If the library fails to load, the app's cloud source may be temporarily unreachable, and clicking Refresh usually fixes it. The full README is longer than what was shown.