v1.1.0

Hyperflux 1.1.0 (2026-06-18)

Download media from a web page, not just a direct file URL. Point flux at a
page and, when a user-written extractor config matches the domain, it resolves
the real media URL by running a small pipeline of HTTP requests and regex
captures, then downloads it with the usual multiple connections. A page that
matches no config falls through to the normal direct download, unchanged.

• HLS (.m3u8) streams: segments are fetched in parallel, decrypted (AES-128),
  assembled, and remuxed to MP4 when ffmpeg is present (otherwise kept as a
  .ts file). Choose quality with --quality and the container with --mux.

• Config generator: "flux --extract-scan " inspects a page, scores the
  media candidates against ads, and writes a commented starter config. An
  interactive picker steps in when several candidates compete; --yes takes the
  best one without asking.

• Series: a config can list the episodes of a show. flux opens a multi-select
  screen, or takes --all or --episodes 1,3-5, and downloads the selection,
  carrying on past any episode that fails.

Extractor configs live in ~/.config/hyperflux/extractors/ as plain text and run
arbitrary HTTP requests, so review one from someone else before using it.
JavaScript-signed and DRM-protected sites are out of scope.

You can also install and update Hyperflux from signed apt, dnf and apk
repositories on Cloudsmith now, instead of downloading a package each time; the
README has the one-line setup per distribution.