v0.3.10

Queueing works on more than one song at a time. Every ⋯ menu now has "Play next" and "Add to queue", and both take whole albums and playlists, not just single tracks, wherever a card or a page header shows up. A long playlist keeps loading in the background after the first page, so you get all of it instead of the first hundred tracks. "Play next" goes right after what's playing. "Add to queue" goes after everything else you picked but ahead of anything the app generated, so autoplay filler and a radio's endless feed step aside for it.

The queue panel groups what's in it by where it came from, each block under the album or playlist it was added from, instead of drawing everything under the name of whatever happens to be playing. Turning shuffle off no longer deletes tracks you added by hand.

Two new settings under Playback, both off by default:

Prevent duplicate tracks in queue moves a track rather than adding a second copy, when it is already somewhere in the queue.

Hide music videos keeps the audio version of a track and drops the official video that usually turns up beside it. It goes by YouTube's own tag for what a row is, not by looking for "Official Music Video" in the title, so it will not hide things it shouldn't. It applies to what loads from then on; the queue you already have stays as it is.

Searching again from the search page no longer snaps back to the previous query.

Thanks @irine-elle for reporting #5.