The "View Channel" button in the tvOS video details panel only dismissed
the player; the channel was never pushed. Delegate to
NavigationCoordinator.navigateToChannel(for:collapsePlayer:) so
UnifiedTabView's pendingNavigation observer appends the destination,
matching iOS behavior and handling extracted/media-source cases.
Matches the iOS controls by showing the channel avatar next to the
video title and channel name, reusing ChannelAvatarView and the
Yattee Server fallback.
Close button is now the rightmost action (after Queue), matching the
user-requested layout. A Previous button sits before Next and appears
whenever a queue is present, disabled until history accumulates.
Turn the tvOS bottom-row queue count indicator into a focusable button
that opens QueueManagementSheet in a fullScreenCover with an
ultraThinMaterial backdrop, matching the Settings sheet pattern. Hide
the sheet's close toolbar button on tvOS (Menu button dismisses) and
replace the unusable Menu-based queue mode picker with an icon-only
tap-to-cycle button.
Pressing Menu while scrubbing now discards the pending scrub and leaves
playback time unchanged, instead of committing the seek via the
focus-loss path.
tvOS rasterizes Siri Remote touchpad swipes into discrete onMoveCommand
events at ~300-400ms, so a fast swipe and a single tap delivered the
same fixed step. Track gap between events: rapid same-direction events
(under 500ms) build a streak that multiplies the step via a power curve,
while deliberate taps still land on the base step.
Pressing left/right on the focused progress bar now triggers the same
accumulating 10s seek as the hidden-controls flow, but updates the
visible scrubber in place with no overlay. Both tvOS arrow-seek paths
accumulate a signed net offset so a reverse press subtracts from the
pending amount instead of restarting from the current playback time.
Left/right on the Siri Remote now seek instead of revealing controls,
reusing the iOS tap-seek accumulation handler and feedback overlay so
rapid presses compound into a single "+30s" / "-20s" jump. Up/down
still show controls.
Siri Remote already handles play/pause and seeking natively, so the
on-screen skip/play/pause cluster was duplicate UI. Initial and
restored focus now targets the progress bar.
Replace the tvOS bottom action bar with Settings / Info / Comments /
Next / Close. Settings reuses QualitySelectorView (video, audio,
subtitles, speed); Comments opens TVDetailsPanel directly on the
comments tab; Close stops playback and dismisses.
Debug button is hidden by default and can be re-enabled via a new
tvOS-only Advanced Settings > Developer toggle.
Present the settings sheet as a fullScreenCover with a centered
material card, fix the "Normal" hyphenation, and restyle row selection
throughout the quality selector on tvOS: per-row rounded backgrounds
with focus tint + stroke, vertical spacing instead of dividers, and a
focusable speed-rate menu.
Calling stop() on Menu-button dismiss cleared currentVideo and tore down
the backend, so audio did not continue and the "Now Playing" sidebar
tab never appeared. Match the iOS/macOS dismissal path instead and just
collapse the fullScreenCover.
Extract shared TimeInterval.formattedAsTimestamp replacing 8 identical
formatTime/formattedTime implementations across player views. Remove
unused currentTime parameter from GestureSeekPreviewView. Consolidate
duplicated geometry math in MacOSControlBar into seekPreviewPosition().
Remove 32 non-dotted keys (16 unused format specifiers, 16 word keys)
and replace with properly namespaced dotted keys following the existing
convention (common.*, player.*, search.*).
Back the in-memory authorCache with a JSON file in ~/Library/Caches/AuthorCache/.
Disk is lazy-loaded on first lookup and saved asynchronously on each cache update.
Capped at 500 entries to prevent unbounded growth.
- Cache author data from video detail API responses (PlayerService, VideoInfoView)
- Replace ChannelView's private CachedChannelHeader with shared CachedChannelData
- Enrich author with cached avatar/subscriber count in VideoChannelRow, TVDetailsPanel, VideoInfoView
