Changelog

All notable changes to MixStream are documented here. The format loosely follows Keep a Changelog.

[3.6.9] - Latest

Brand-new intro sequence: the screen opens on pure black, an ambient green glow blooms from the center, and real genre posters (Horror, Thriller, Action, Sci-Fi, Anime, Drama, Comedy, Documentary) fade and scale in from every direction with subtle rotation.
The posters drift toward the center, collapse into the MixStream logo (mixstream.png), which then cross-fades into the full wordmark, followed by a light sweep across the logo and a hold on the "Unlimited Movies & Shows" tagline.
The splash now fades to black at the end so it hands off seamlessly into the dark app — no white flash, no jank.

The app is now dark mode only. The system/light theme options have been removed; ThemeMode.dark is forced app-wide so the experience is consistent everywhere.
The native Android splash and the Flutter splash both use the same deep-dark surface for a continuous, unified look.

The home screen AppBar now displays the MixStream wordmark logo (PNG) instead of the plain "MixStream" text.
The branding is consistent across the splash (logo formation) and the home screen.

Disabled the Impeller rendering backend on Android (fell back to Skia) to fix device-specific rendering regressions (opacity-on-image crashes, blur hangs, full-screen opacity washout).
Splash pacing rebalanced for a calmer, more cinematic feel (poster emergence and logo hold given more breathing room).