Nextendo v1.8.3 is released. Nextendo is a fork of the open-source Ryujinx Nintendo Switch emulator. On top of Ryujinx's excellent accuracy and performance, Nextendo adds a first-class, built-in client for the Nextendo Network — a community-run replacement for the official online service — so supported games can be played online again without any manual configuration, custom hosts file, or SSL bypass on the user's part. The emulation core (CPU, GPU, audio, input, filesystem) is unchanged from upstream Ryujinx. Nextendo's additions are limited to the networking layer and the surrounding user experience.

Nextendo Changelog:
Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Wonder now works on Nextendo. Built-in patches for build FF773E90972D544EB79406EAA65396D53C43EFB9 (game version 1.2.1): pinned-certificate bypass and two peer-name rejections. Another game update would not receive them and could not reach our servers.
Built-in patches are now applied unconditionally. They used to depend on an external mod existing for the title — with no mod installed we returned before applying them, and the game went straight to the real Nintendo servers.
Super Mario Bros. 35 launches again
The version table required 1.1.2, which never existed. The last SMB35 update was 1.0.2 (12 November 2020); the game shut down in March 2021. Anyone who updated to 1.8.2 was refused launch over a version that cannot be obtained.
Reported by ffsaga.
⚠️ Friends still do not show as online. The friend list stays empty across every game. This is a server-side presence issue we are still working on, not something this build changes.
The macOS build is attached automatically a few minutes after publication.

Download: Nextendo v1.8.3 x64
Source: Here