v2.5.0

AniView is now on desktop. There are new apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, each with its own interface built for a mouse and keyboard. They include a sidebar, a show page where you can jump to any episode, a full player with keyboard shortcuts, downloads, and a window that remembers its size.

• MyAnimeList: you can sign in with MyAnimeList as well as AniList and track your shows with either one. A paired TV uses the same account.
• A fuller Home: new Top rated, All-time popular, Coming soon and genre rows. Continue watching is on by default, and the app opens with the AniView wordmark and greets you by name.
• Titles your way: choose whether shows are named in Romaji or English.
• Better downloads: each episode is saved as one MP4 with its subtitles inside, and you can seek within it. "Save to gallery" works, and deleting a download also removes its gallery copy. A failed download can be retried with the source you have open now.
• More sources: ani.pm and AnimeStream are added and Re:Anime is removed. Extension videos, separate audio tracks and extension subtitles play like they do in Aniyomi. The source you pick for a show is remembered for next time.
• TV: Search is now a place to browse, the show actions stay on one line, and TVs can pick from qualities they used to hide.
• Fixes: seasons that keep counting from the last one now start at episode 1, switching themes no longer crashes, and featured art is no longer cut off under the header.

Which file?

• Android: app-arm64-v8a-release.apk for almost every phone and TV; app-armeabi-v7a-release.apk for older 32-bit TV sticks.
• Windows: the setup .exe. It's unsigned, so on SmartScreen choose More info → Run anyway.
• macOS: the .dmg. It's unsigned, so right-click the app and choose Open the first time.
• Linux: the AppImage, which needs a recent distro.

Full Changelog: v2.4.0...v2.5.0