Release Mizune 1.2.0 · finchett/Mizune

Look things up without the panel on your phone, pick up where you left off on a computer, and updates you can see coming.

With the panel put away, the line over the video works like the panel: tap a word to look it up, hold anywhere on the video to peek, and swipe sideways for the previous or next line.
Double-tap the middle of the video to stop at the end of every line. Double-tapping the edges still jumps 5 seconds.
The seek line can be dragged again when the phone is sideways.
The panel's edge can be grabbed anywhere along it, and the video follows it smoothly.
Lock landscape, under the player's cog, keeps the player sideways however you hold the phone.
Library folders open much faster, especially big ones.
A fresh look for the player's buttons, options and text.

The library offers to pick up where you left off: the last video you stopped partway, with its time left. Play it from there, or open its folder.
Drag anywhere on the video to move the window.
The window fits your screen the first time, and opens where you left it after that.
On a Mac, the window buttons stay put going in and out of full screen.
On Windows, videos open from folders and file names that aren't in English letters.
Mizune's icon stands out on the light themes.

A new version shows in Settings, and in the library's header unless you turn that off, with how far its download has got.
Updates wait for a connection that isn't metered, like a phone's hotspot.
Turn off Update automatically to choose when a new version downloads.

A Mac or Android copy updates on its own; on Windows and Linux the app links you here.

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