- Run SwiftFormat to fix indentation, spacing, and formatting issues
- Replace CGFloat with Double and NSRect with CGRect per style guide
- Remove redundant .center alignment specifications
- Remove unnecessary @available checks for satisfied deployment targets
- Fix closure brace indentation for consistency
- Disable closure_end_indentation rule to resolve SwiftFormat conflict
All linting checks now pass with zero errors and warnings.
When the iPad window is resized (not fullscreen), player controls now have 10px horizontal padding from the edges for better spacing and visual comfort.
Adds fullscreen detection utility to Constants.swift to determine if the window occupies the full screen on iOS. Uses this to conditionally add leading padding to player controls on iPad in non-fullscreen windows, preventing overlap with system window controls.
Restructured PlayerControls view hierarchy by extracting controls content into a separate computed property for better code organization. Added shouldShowCustomControls property to VideoPlayerView to properly determine when custom controls should be shown vs system controls. Updated hover logic to only show/hide custom controls when appropriate.
- iPad: rotate to device orientation on startup
- fixed controls in portrait fullscreen
- iOS: don’t call setNeedsDrawing multiple times
- On iOS we call set needs drawing only once.
- Added cooldown time to MPV.Client setNeedsDrawing to avoid multiple successive calls
- make fullscreen animation smoother
- dragGesture now calls toggleFullScreenAction
- fix tvOS and macOS build
Signed-off-by: Toni Förster <toni.foerster@gmail.com>
- ThumbnailsModel optionally returns the quality
- Have constants for 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio
- Add high quality options for thumbnails
- Rename Highest quality to Best quality
- make 4:3 thumbnails fill the VideoCell
- use .maxes instead of .maxresdefault (the latter sometimes returns white images)
Signed-off-by: Toni Förster <toni.foerster@gmail.com>
I added a new feature. When instances are not proxied, Yattee first checks the URL to make sure it is not a restricted video. Usually, music videos and sports content can only be played back by the same IP address that requested the URL in the first place. That is why some videos do not play when the proxy is disabled.
This approach has multiple advantages. First and foremost, It reduced the load on Invidious/Piped instances, since users can now directly access the videos without going through the instance, which might be severely bandwidth limited. Secondly, users don't need to manually turn on the proxy when they want to watch IP address bound content, since Yattee automatically proxies such content.
Furthermore, adding the proxy option allows mitigating some severe playback issues with invidious instances. Invidious by default returns proxied URLs for videos, and due to some bug in the Invidious proxy, scrubbing or continuing playback at a random timestamp can lead to severe wait times for the users.
This should fix numerous playback issues: #666, #626, #590, #585, #498, #457, #400
