The 🔍 library search now matches spoken words, not just titles /
channels / descriptions.
- database.rs: add a `transcript` column to the `video_search` FTS5 index.
Fresh DBs get it directly; existing ones are migrated (FTS5 has no ADD
COLUMN, so the table is recreated and search_meta cleared to force a
one-time reindex). `sync_search_index` reads each video's first subtitle
(mtime-gated like the description), flattens it via the shared `vtt`
parser (`transcript_text`, capped at 256 KB), and indexes it. Search
snippets now use column -1 so the excerpt comes from whichever column
matched (description or transcript).
- library.rs: `build_search_entries` passes the first subtitle path.
- Both UIs: search copy updated to mention transcripts.
Tests: a unit test (a word only in the .vtt is found), a migration test
(seed an old 5-column index + stale meta, open, confirm the recreated
index indexes transcript text), and the search integration test now seeds
a subtitle and asserts a spoken-only word hits. Also bumped the test
server's startup budget so the ffmpeg-heavy dedup test can't starve a
sibling server into a flaky timeout. 120 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The core of content-aware duplicate detection — finding the same video
under a different ID (reupload / mirror / re-encode), which the ID-based
maintenance scan can't.
- src/fingerprint.rs: samples 6 frames per video via ffmpeg keyframe seek
(fast — never full-decodes), downscales to a 9x8 grayscale grid, and
dHashes each to a 64-bit frame hash. `group_similar` clusters videos
whose frame hashes match within a Hamming threshold, comparing only
within a duration-tolerance window (sorted sliding window + union-find)
so it stays near-linear instead of O(n²). Parallel `compute_batch` over
a hand-rolled scoped thread pool (no rayon), with a progress counter.
- src/database.rs: `video_fingerprint` table keyed by (path, mtime) like
info_cache — hash once, reuse forever; new downloads hashed as they
arrive. Store / load / mtime-gate / prune helpers.
Unit tests cover dHash, Hamming, duration-bucketed + transitive grouping,
and DB round-trip/replace/prune. An opt-in `real_ffmpeg_groups_reencodes`
test (run with --ignored) generates a video + a downscaled CRF-38
re-encode + an unrelated clip and asserts the first two group and the
third doesn't — measured ~0.5s/video serial (≈65ms/video across 8 cores).
UI wiring (background build + review screen in both front-ends) follows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A new FTS5 index (`video_search`) over every video's title, channel, and
description — searchable across the whole library, not just the loaded
grid. `search_meta` tracks each video's mtime so a routine rescan only
re-reads a description sidecar when the video actually changed; vanished
videos are evicted. The index is refreshed after every scan in both
front-ends via the shared `library::build_search_entries`.
- database.rs: schema + `sync_search_index` (mtime-gated, one txn) +
`search_videos` (ranked, with a highlighted snippet) + a safe prefix
MATCH builder. Unit-tested (index/search/prefix/AND/evict/garbage).
- web.rs: `GET /api/search?q=&limit=`; index synced after the initial
scan, rescan, and maintenance-remove.
- Web UI: a 🔍 header button + `f` shortcut open a debounced search modal
with ranked results and highlighted description snippets; clicking a
result jumps to it.
- Desktop (egui): a 🔎 Search button opens a floating results window
querying the same index; clicking a result plays the video. Closes the
desktop/web parity gap for search.
Integration test seeds a real video + description, rescans, and asserts
title / prefix / description-only matches hit and unrelated misses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Folders were flat — one level under each platform. Tartube supports
arbitrary nesting; now we do too.
## Schema
Add `folders.parent_id INTEGER REFERENCES folders(id) ON DELETE CASCADE`
via an idempotent migration (ALTER TABLE, swallow the duplicate-column
error on already-migrated DBs). NULL = top-level. Cascade means deleting
a parent removes its subtree's folder rows; member channels revert to
Unfiled via the existing channel_assignments cascade.
## DB
- FolderRecord gains parent_id (flows to both UIs via serde).
- set_folder_parent(id, parent) reparents, with a cycle guard: walks the
ancestor chain of the proposed parent and refuses if `id` appears
(you can't nest a folder inside its own descendant). Self-parent also
rejected. Returns a friendly SQLITE_CONSTRAINT error the web layer
maps to 400.
## API
POST /api/folders/:id/parent { parent_id } — reparent or null for top.
## Web UI
- Sidebar renders the folder tree recursively: each folder indents one
step under its parent, member channels indent under their folder, and
the count shown is the whole subtree. A seen-set guards against any
malformed cycle in the data.
- Folder manager gains a per-row "parent" dropdown; choices that would
cycle (self + descendants) are excluded.
## Desktop UI
- Channel-panel sidebar builds the same tree with an iterative DFS
(depth-indented folder headers, subtree counts).
- Folder manager gains a parent ComboBox per row with the same
cycle-exclusion.
Verified the migration runs against an existing real DB (parent_id added,
no data loss). 1 new test covers nesting + both cycle cases; 80 pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Free-text annotations on any channel or video, searchable from the
global filter box.
## Storage
New `notes` table keyed by (target_kind, target_id):
- target_kind: "channel" or "video"
- target_id: "platform/handle" for channels, video ID for videos
- empty body deletes the row, so the table only holds real notes
DB methods: get_note, set_note (upsert-or-delete), get_all_notes.
## API
- GET /api/notes → { "video:<id>": body, "channel:<plat>/<handle>": body }
fetched once on page load, held in memory for indicators + search
- POST /api/notes/:kind/:id { body } → upsert/delete
## Web UI
- 📝 button on every video card; turns accent-colored when a note
exists. Opens an edit-in-place modal.
- 📝 Add/Edit note… sub-action under each channel in the sidebar.
- Global search now also matches note bodies, so you can find a clip
by what you wrote about it.
## Desktop UI
- Note field in the video detail panel (bottom dock). Loads lazily
from the DB when the selection changes; persists on focus-loss.
## Restore
Backup import merges the notes table too (keep-later-timestamp,
same as watched/positions). Guarded with a table-exists check so
pre-notes backups still import cleanly. RestoreSummary gains
notes_added; both UIs show it.
4 new tests (2 notes DB behavior, restore merge already covered the
shape). 79 pass total.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four changes that compound — most users will notice these on first
launch of a large library.
## Release profile
- opt-level: 2 → 3 (more inlining + vectorization, ~5-15% on hot paths)
- lto = "thin" (cross-crate inlining; thin avoids the rust-lld + bundled
sqlite link breakage that full LTO previously caused, which is what
the !lto note was about)
- codegen-units = 1 (whole-crate inlining, ~5% runtime, +30s build)
- strip = "debuginfo" (drops ~30 MB from the binary)
## Thumbnail decode pool
The single decoder thread was the bottleneck on grid fill for libraries
with hundreds of channels. Replace with a worker pool sized at
clamp(2, cores/2, 8). Workers share the request channel behind a Mutex;
lock contention is negligible because each worker spends ~all its time
in image::open + resize.
## info.json parse cache
Library scans re-parse every video's info.json sidecar on every rescan —
serde_json::from_str is the dominant cost on a warm-filesystem scan
(file reads themselves are OS-cached). Add a `info_cache` SQLite table
keyed by (path, mtime); enrich_with_cache hits it first and only parses
on miss. mtime-keyed invalidation means yt-dlp re-writing an info.json
auto-invalidates without explicit eviction.
Each scan worker checks out its own r2d2 connection so lookups don't
serialize. Database is now Clone (the inner Pool is Arc, so cloning is
cheap) so we can hand handles to parallel workers.
## /api/library body cache
The ETag short-circuit catches clients with a matching cached version;
this catches clients without one (curl, freshly-opened tabs, mobile
WebViews that don't store ETags reliably). When the version matches
the cached entry's, we hand back the previously-serialized bytes
without re-walking the channel tree or re-running serde_json::to_string.
A post-build version check prevents poisoning the cache with stale
bytes when the library changes during serialization.
74 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Backup direction has shipped for a while; this adds the import side
so users can actually round-trip their snapshot.
Database::restore_from_backup attaches the uploaded file and merges
each table with per-table semantics:
- watched / positions / channel_options: keep the later timestamp
- video_flags: bitwise-OR each flag (favourite + bookmark across two
devices both stick)
- folders: insert names that don't exist yet
- channel_assignments: insert when (platform, handle) is unassigned;
folder_id is re-resolved by name so backup/live ID drift is fine
- settings: deliberately skipped (password hash + source_url are
per-deployment state, not user data)
Re-importing the same snapshot is a no-op. Schema validation rejects
non-yt-offline SQLite files up front with a 400.
POST /api/restore/db takes raw .db bytes (100 MB cap, magic-header
check) and returns a RestoreSummary with per-table added counts.
After success, the in-memory watched/positions/flags caches are
refreshed and the library version is bumped so cached /api/library
responses revalidate.
Desktop: 📂 Import library backup… button in Settings, mirrors the
existing 💾 save button. Triggers rescan after the merge so channel
folder assignments take effect.
Web UI: 📂 Import library snapshot… button next to the download
button. Hidden file input + confirm dialog + result summary.
Includes 4 new unit tests in src/database.rs covering the watched +
positions merge, flag OR-ing, idempotency on re-run, and schema
rejection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Users can now organize channels into named folders independent of the
underlying platform groupings. v1 ships single-level (no nesting) since
that's where ~90% of the organizational value lives — nested folders +
drag-to-reparent + per-folder cascading options are deferred to v2 once
we have real-world feedback on what the workflow needs.
Data layer
- New `folders` SQLite table: id, name (UNIQUE), position, created_at.
- New `channel_assignments` table: (platform, handle) → folder_id with
ON DELETE CASCADE so deleting a folder cleanly unfiles its channels.
- Database methods: create_folder, rename_folder, delete_folder (with
PRAGMA foreign_keys ON for the cascade), list_folders,
set_channel_folder, get_all_channel_assignments.
- New `FolderRecord` struct (id/name/position) is `Serialize` so it
rides on the /api/library response.
Library
- `Channel` gains `folder_id: Option<i64>` (None = Unfiled).
- New `library::apply_channel_folders` mirror of `apply_channel_options`
populates it from the bulk DB map after every scan / rescan.
Web API
- `POST /api/folders` create with `{name}` → `{id}`.
- `POST /api/folders/:id/rename` rename with `{name}`.
- `DELETE /api/folders/:id` cascade-deletes assignments.
- `POST /api/channels/:platform/:handle/folder` upsert/clear via
`{folder_id: <i64|null>}`. All endpoints bump the library ETag.
- `/api/library` response now carries a `folders: [...]` array so the
client can render the sidebar grouping without a second round trip.
Web UI
- Sidebar gains a "📁 Folders" section above the platform groupings.
Each folder lists its member channels (with platform icon prefix);
channels with `folder_id` are pulled out of their platform section
to avoid duplication. Unfiled channels keep platform grouping.
- "manage" / "new" button next to the Folders heading opens a modal
with the full folder list (member counts inline) plus rename /
delete buttons and a Create input.
- New per-channel sub-action "📁 Move to folder…" opens a small
picker modal with one row per folder + "— Unfiled —". Current
assignment highlighted.
Desktop UI
- Sidebar refactored to build a `Vec<SidebarItem>` ordered list
(FolderHeader / FolderManageBtn / PlatformHeader / Channel) and
iterate it once, instead of the previous flat
`for i in 0..library.len()` loop. Folder section renders above
the platform sections; channels with `folder_id` are skipped from
the platform-grouped loop so they appear in exactly one place.
- New `folder_manager_window` + `move_to_folder_window` egui windows
cover create / rename (via the create-buffer field) / delete and
per-channel folder picking. Right-click context menu on a channel
gains "📁 Move to folder…".
- App struct gains: `folders`, `show_folder_manager`,
`folder_create_buffer`, `show_move_to_folder`, `move_to_folder_target`.
Tartube spec checklist
- Folder hierarchy box ticked (with the v2 deferrals noted in the
inline annotation).
55 unit tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three Tartube-parity items shipped together since they touch the same
schema and rendering paths.
Per-video state flags
- New `video_flags` SQLite table with `bookmark`/`favourite`/`waiting`/
`archive` columns (one row per video that has at least one flag set).
- `Database::set_video_flag` validates the flag name against an
allow-list before interpolating into the SQL — column names can't be
parameterised in SQLite, but the allow-list keeps it injection-free.
- `Database::get_video_flags` bulk-loads into a new
`VideoFlagsBundle { bookmark, favourite, waiting, archive: HashSet<String> }`
so subsequent reads are O(1) in-memory hits.
- `WebState.flags` (Mutex<VideoFlagsBundle>) + `App.flags`
(VideoFlagsBundle, GUI is single-threaded) populated at startup.
- `POST /api/videos/:id/flags/:flag` toggles a flag; the in-memory
bundle is mirrored immediately so the next /api/library reflects the
change without a rescan. Library ETag is bumped.
- `VideoInfo` JSON gains `bookmark` / `favourite` / `waiting` /
`archive` boolean fields.
- `archive` is wired through everywhere but no UI gate yet — it's
reserved for the future auto-delete feature.
Smart folders
- Both UIs gain "★ Favourites", "🔖 Bookmarks", "⏳ Waiting" sidebar
entries between Continue Watching and Channels. Each is hidden when
its set is empty, so a fresh install isn't polluted with zero-count
rows.
- Desktop: new `SidebarView::Favourites / Bookmarks / Waiting`
variants. `compute_cards` filters the library by the matching
`self.flags.<set>` HashSet and returns the resulting cards using the
same rendering path as the other views.
- Web: `showFavourites/Bookmarks/Waiting` flags + smart-folder branch
in `currentVideos()`. Refactored the view-mode selectors through a
new `resetViewSelectors()` helper so adding three more booleans
didn't quadruple every `setX` function.
Per-card flag toggles
- Web: each video card grows three new action buttons (☆/★ favourite,
🔖 bookmark, ⏳ waiting) next to the existing watched toggle.
Optimistic UI — flip in-memory immediately, undo on server error.
- Desktop: same three buttons next to Watched in the card row, deferred
through a `toggle_flag_card: Option<&'static str>` to keep the
borrow checker happy. New `App::toggle_video_flag` helper persists
the flip to SQLite and invalidates the card cache.
Comments capture
- `DownloadOptions` gains `fetch_comments: bool`. When set, the
downloader emits `--write-comments` so yt-dlp embeds the full
comment tree into info.json.
- New `GET /api/comments/:id` reads the array out of info.json and
returns a slimmed-down version (id, author, text, likes, parent,
time) — strips the multi-MB extras yt-dlp can otherwise inline.
- Web player modal grows a 💬 button that opens a separate modal
with a threaded viewer: replies indented by parent id, "N comments"
header, helpful message when nothing's captured pointing at the
channel-options toggle.
- Channel-options dialog in both UIs gains a "Fetch comments"
checkbox + hint about the slowdown.
Tartube spec checklist
- Three more boxes ticked: per-video state flags, smart folders,
comments capture. Score now: 5 ahead, 5 behind, 1 tied + matching
on 4 parity items. (Half done.)
55 unit tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the single largest gap with Tartube documented in docs/tartube-spec.md.
Users can now attach a small set of yt-dlp overrides to any individual
channel; the overrides apply automatically during scheduled re-checks
and the right-click "Check for new videos" action.
Data layer
- New `channel_options` SQLite table keyed on (platform, handle), with
`options_json TEXT` blob + updated_at. PK ensures one row per channel.
- Database gains get_channel_options / set_channel_options /
delete_channel_options / get_all_channel_options. The bulk getter is
used by the library scanner so each rescan hydrates options without
per-channel SQL round-trips.
- `DownloadQuality` derives Serialize/Deserialize so it can roundtrip
through the options blob.
New module: src/download_options.rs
- `DownloadOptions` struct with 9 fields:
quality (Option<DownloadQuality>) — per-channel quality cap
audio_only (bool) — force --extract-audio chain
limit_rate_kb (Option<u32>) — --limit-rate
min_filesize_mb / max_filesize_mb — yt-dlp filesize filters
date_after (Option<String>) — --dateafter YYYYMMDD
match_filter (Option<String>) — yt-dlp --match-filter passthrough
subtitle_langs (Vec<String>) — --sub-langs CSV
extra_args (Vec<String>) — raw yt-dlp passthrough (Tartube's
`extra_cmd_string`)
- `apply(&mut Command)` appends the right flags conditionally.
- `is_empty()` lets the API layer collapse no-op writes into DELETEs so
we don't keep useless rows around.
- `from_json()` falls back to defaults on malformed rows so a schema
drift doesn't take a channel offline.
- 8 new unit tests cover apply-emits-correct-flags, JSON roundtrip,
corrupt-fallback, and is_empty.
Library
- `Channel` gains `download_options: DownloadOptions` (default empty).
- New `library::apply_channel_options(channels, map)` helper that the
caller invokes after `scan_channels` to hydrate from the bulk DB load.
- All five `scan_channels` call sites updated.
Downloader
- `Downloader::start` gains a new `channel_options: Option<&DownloadOptions>`
parameter. Applied last so per-channel overrides win over global
defaults. The explicit "submit from URL bar" flow passes None
(channel unknown until yt-dlp resolves it). Scheduled re-checks +
right-click checks pass the channel's stored options. Channel-options'
`quality` field overrides the hard-coded DownloadQuality::Best for
re-checks.
Web API
- New routes on /api/channels/:platform/:handle/options:
GET — fetch (returns defaults when no row exists)
POST — upsert (empty body collapses to DELETE)
DELETE — clear overrides
- All three update the in-memory library snapshot immediately so the
next re-check sees the change without waiting for a rescan, and bump
the library_version ETag so polling clients pick up the new state.
Web UI
- Sidebar each channel's expanded section gains a "⚙ Channel options…"
entry next to "Check for new videos".
- openChannelOptions() fetches the current options + renders a modal
with one input per field. Save / Clear / Cancel buttons. The Clear
button confirms via window.confirm() because it's destructive.
- All form fields validate locally before POSTing; empty numeric
fields map to null.
Desktop UI
- New `channel_options_window` egui::Window opened from the existing
channel right-click context menu (new "⚙ Channel options…" item).
- Form mirrors the web side: ComboBox for quality, checkbox for
audio-only, TextEdit (singleline + multiline) for the other fields.
- Save / Clear / Cancel buttons; saves go straight to SQLite and the
live `App::library` so the next scheduled-check or right-click runs
with the new overrides.
Documentation
- `docs/tartube-spec.md` checklist: per-target download options ticked
with a note describing the v1 scope.
55 unit tests pass (47 + 8 new).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four nice-to-have items, plus surfacing the upload date in both UIs
since the user explicitly asked.
Upload date display
- Desktop: card meta row now includes a `YYYY-MM-DD` cell between the
ID and the duration; detail panel header shows it as `📅 YYYY-MM-DD`.
- Web: video player modal title gains a date+duration subline so the
viewer has context without opening the metadata pane (card meta
already shows the date).
- New `format_upload_date()` helper on the desktop side; the web side
reuses the existing `fmtDate()` JS.
Extract HTML_UI to include_str!
- `LOGIN_HTML` and `HTML_UI` moved out of `src/web.rs` into
`src/web_ui/login.html` and `src/web_ui/index.html`. The Rust file
drops from 2915 lines to 1806; editors now syntax-highlight the
HTML/CSS/JS, and UI diffs no longer overwhelm the Rust diff view.
- `include_str!` bakes them into the binary at compile time, so there
is no runtime fs lookup and no extra deploy artifacts.
Twitch clips-only mode
- `classify_twitch` now recognises `twitch.tv/<user>/clips` as a
Channel URL (was Unknown), so yt-dlp's TwitchClips extractor is
reachable from our normal download pipeline.
- Both UIs gain a "Clips only" toggle visible only when the URL is
a Twitch channel (not a specific VOD/clip). On submit, the URL is
rewritten to `twitch.tv/<user>/clips` before dispatch.
- 1 new platform test covers the clips-listing classification.
DB connection pool (r2d2_sqlite)
- `Database` now wraps an `r2d2`-managed SQLite pool. File-backed
databases get up to 4 connections; the in-memory fallback is capped
at 1 (since each in-memory connection is a fresh empty DB by default
in SQLite).
- `WebState.db` drops its outer `Mutex` — concurrent handlers each
check out their own connection from the pool. Static-file fetches
through `/files/` no longer serialize on the watched/positions/
password lookups that the auth middleware performs.
- Pool init failures are converted to `rusqlite::Error` so the
existing `Result<T>` return types still work.
47 unit tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug fixes
- Desktop auto-rescan: snapshot was_running before check_notifications
updates prev_job_states, so the post-download rescan actually fires.
- web::run shutdown: replace `let _ = tx;` (which dropped the sender
immediately and short-circuited the shutdown select!) with
std::mem::forget(tx); add an idle fallback so the `-> !` is honored.
- /api/preview now resolves the bundled yt-dlp path and extends PATH
for deno discovery, matching the rest of the downloader.
- Scheduler interval clamped to >=1h on read so a manually-edited
config.toml with 0 hours can't trigger every tick.
- maintenance::is_within canonicalizes the parent + filename when the
target is missing; remove_files treats NotFound as success.
Security
- Session tokens stored with issued-at Instant and pruned past 30 day
TTL on every touch (was: unbounded HashSet).
- Login rate-limited per source IP: 5 failures → 60s lockout (429).
- Secure cookie flag added when X-Forwarded-Proto: https is present.
- 4 MiB body size cap via DefaultBodyLimit.
- Security headers middleware: CSP, X-Content-Type-Options,
X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy.
- JS safeUrl() defangs javascript:/vbscript:/data:text URLs before
interpolation into src= attributes.
- Bundled yt-dlp install verifies SHA-256 against the release's
SHA2-256SUMS; deno hash printed for visual inspection. Install also
reports byte counts every 3s so users see live progress.
- yt-offline.db chmod 0600 at open time on Unix.
New features
- Bundled yt-dlp + deno mode: settings toggle (System/Bundled) plus
one-click Install/Update from settings. Ensures executable bit on
every launch in case the install chmod was missed.
- Download queue with configurable max_concurrent (1–10); pending
jobs surfaced in both UIs.
- Music download mode: --extract-audio into music/<artist>/, separate
sidebar entry, /api/music + /music-files/ endpoints, inline <audio>.
- Download quality selector: Best / 1080p / 720p / 480p / 360p.
- Sort videos by Newest / Oldest (upload_date from info.json with
release_date fallback).
- Plex metadata: per-episode .nfo (title, season/episode, aired,
runtime, plot from .description), <stem>-thumb.jpg symlink, and
show-level tvshow.nfo.
- yt-dlp retry/throttle defaults: --retries 30 --fragment-retries 30
--retry-sleep linear=1:30:2 --sleep-requests 1 to ride out the
"Connection reset by peer" failures.
Performance
- password_required cached in AtomicBool; refreshed only on password
change. Eliminates a SQLite query per static-file fetch.
- Job::log → VecDeque for O(1) front-pop instead of O(n) drain.
- Library scan parallelized across cores via stdlib parallel_map.
- Web UI poll: 600ms while active, 5s when idle, 2s after errors.
- Music scan now recursive (Artist/Album/Track.opus).
- percent_encode_segment uses write! to avoid per-byte String allocs.
Code quality
- 27 unit tests covering parse_progress, parse_stem, extract_after,
detect_url_kind, srt_to_vtt, count_cookies, percent_encode_segment,
bind_mode_of, hash_password, lang_label, is_within, sanitize,
year_of, aired_date, xml_escape.
- Unified library::find_video + Channel::all_videos() iterator,
replacing three duplicated linear searches.
- Downloader::browser wired to --cookies-from-browser as a fallback
when no cookies.txt is present.
- mpv detection now matches the binary basename, not substring.
- Settings modal scroll fix; web settings expose all new fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Full-scan download toggle: omits --break-on-existing so all unarchived
videos are fetched regardless of order, filling gaps in partial archives
- Filter "Aborting remaining downloads" from job logs (break-on-existing noise)
- Password hash moved from config.toml to SQLite settings table; survives
git checkouts and rebuilds. config.toml and yt-offline.db added to .gitignore;
config auto-generated on first run if absent
- Channel re-check URLs derived from folder name (/@handle or /channel/UCxxx)
instead of info.json's canonical channel_url, preventing duplicate UCxxx folders
- SRT subtitles detected by library scanner and served via /api/sub-vtt/* endpoint
that converts to WebVTT on the fly; browser <track> element can now play them
- Cookie clear button in both desktop and web UI (DELETE /api/cookies)
- Per-job X close button on finished download jobs in desktop GUI
- Fix widget ID clash when multiple download jobs are shown (push_id per job)
- Watched videos excluded from Continue Watching list and badge count
- settings table added to SQLite schema (key/value store)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- SQLite DB for watched/position persistence (database.rs)
- Mark watched toggle on cards and detail panel
- mpv IPC socket integration for resume position tracking (unix)
- Sort by title, duration, file size
- Thumbnail density slider in top bar
- Channel metadata banner (subscriber count, uploader, channel URL)
- Cookie browser selector dropdown in settings
- Auto-rescan library when a download job finishes
- Fix yt-dlp --no-progress-bar flag (does not exist; removed)
- Browser field wired through config → downloader
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
