v1.1.0
Downloads
| Platform | Link |
|---|---|
| Windows (installer) | Download |
| Windows (portable, no install) | Download |
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Download |
| macOS (Intel) | Download |
| Linux (AppImage) | Download |
All builds are unsigned -- see the README's Installing section for the first-run security warning on each OS.
What's new
- Player improvements.
- Resume where you left off. Reopening a video you didn't finish now
offers to pick up right where you paused, via a dismissible toast. A
new Options setting controls when a position gets remembered at all —
never, always, or only past a minimum length you choose (20 minutes by
default), so a fresh install doesn't start tracking every short clip. - Loop a video, or loop just a clipped sequence. Right-click the
player for a new context menu (with room for more playback options
down the line) offering "Loop" for the whole video and "Loop
sequence" to loop only between your clip markers, once both are set. - Clip markers and extraction are now millisecond-precise, not
rounded to the nearest whole second — dragging a clip marker or
setting one from the current playback position keeps the exact
fraction of a second you picked, instead of losing it to rounding.
Also fixed a bug that could cause an unnecessary, slower re-encode
when clipping an audio-only file. - Double-click the time display for a millisecond-precision readout, useful alongside the new fine-grained clip markers.
Double-click again to go back to the normal display.
- Resume where you left off. Reopening a video you didn't finish now
- Downloads embed their metadata by default now. Title, channel, upload
date, description, and cover art get written into the file automatically
on every download — library and the plain Downloader tab alike. This was
previously a manual "Embed metadata" button; it's now on by default and
can be turned off in Options. - Tag playlist entries, and filter playlists by tag the same way the
library already lets you — including bulk-tagging several entries at
once, and new "Downloaded"/"Not Downloaded" filters available in both the
library and playlist tag filters. - "Select all" for whatever's currently on screen — the flat video
list, a channel's video grid, and a playlist's entry list all gained a
header checkbox that selects (or clears) exactly the currently
filtered/searched set, for use with the existing bulk actions. - Fixed a bug where an MP3 download failure showed no error at all in
the video view, silently reverting to the plain "Download MP3" button
instead of telling you something went wrong. - The sandboxed JS runtime yt-dlp uses to solve site challenges is now Deno instead of Node closing a gap where the previous approach could
not fully block that runtime's network and environment-variable access.
No user-facing change in behavior — this is a security hardening
improvement under the hood.
What's Changed
- September 01 by @SlothSoftworks in #10
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0