v1.1.1

[1.1.1] - 2026-10-14

Added

• Docked video player: pressing Back in the full player no longer stops the
  film — it docks to a small window over your library and keeps playing.
  Back (or the restore button) brings it back to full exactly where you were;
  a shrink button folds it to an icon row that plays audio only; and ✕ stops
  it, saving the position so the video reopens where you left off.
• Videos advance on their own: when one ends, the next video in the same
  folder starts. Turn it off in Settings → Playback ("Play next in folder",
  on by default).
• The now-playing strip gets the same ladder: a collapse button folds it
  to an icon row in the corner (and back). While you're reading a comic or
  looking at a picture, the music presents as that small corner row on its
  own — it no longer covers the page.

Fixed

• While reading a comic or image with a video docked: the D-pad no longer
  wanders into the dock's buttons (they showed a focus ring but Enter did
  nothing there). The dock stays clickable with the magic remote — its
  buttons just can't steal the reader's arrows any more, and a mouse click
  on them no longer leaves a stray focus ring behind.
• Back works again from the reader after you have driven the docked video
  (restore-to-full, close, …): the reader now takes the remote's handlers
  back whenever the video leaves full, instead of being stranded on the
  player's stale ones.
• The docked video's mini window sits in the bottom-right corner again
  (it was pinned top-left), and micro no longer paints the whole screen
  black — it folds to just the icon row in that same corner.
• Back works again after restoring the docked player to full (one
  restore→Back cycle used to leave it dead).
• The player rendered off-screen on the TV (a bottom strip instead of the
  full screen): the build's CSS minifier was folding top/right/bottom/left
  into the inset shorthand, which the TV's Chromium 79 silently ignores.
  The build now targets the TV's Chromium (build/options.mjs) and the test
  suite re-minifies the stylesheet with that target — any shorthand the TV
  can't read fails the build. This was the real cause of the first
  positioning round as well.
• The music row's controls work from the comic reader now (restore, play,
  next — the reader's D-pad scope includes the corner row, and the library
  stays out of reach), and while reading the row recedes to 25% opacity,
  brightening when you focus it.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1