Ploff v1.0.4

Added

• Private, app-owned webOS DB8 storage for Plex account and Plex Home
  credentials, including automatic migration from legacy browser storage and a
  session-only fallback when private storage is unavailable.
• A privacy policy, in-app privacy information, and a complete local-data
  deletion action covering credentials, servers, preferences, subtitle
  offsets, navigation state, and the local client identifier.
• Network awareness backed by the official webOS API, with LAN, Internet, and
  local-only diagnostics, visible connection state, offline-safe local
  operation, and recovery when connectivity returns.
• A playback queue for playlists, series, seasons, collections, and mixed
  media playlists. The player exposes the queue without leaving playback and
  preserves Plex playlist ordering.
• A compact server-activity indicator in the navigation bar, including a
  Chrome 53-compatible animated state for legacy LG webOS TVs.
• Automatic playback-version ranking by resolution, HDR, estimated quality,
  and Direct Play compatibility, plus version affinity across adjacent
  episodes.
• Native TV locale detection for the initial onboarding language and
  background Plex discovery while the language is being selected.
• A TV-readable technical media-information dialog for the active file,
  available from media details and player settings without exposing full
  filesystem paths or raw Plex XML.
• LG Content Store preparation documents, static UX compliance checks,
  dependency auditing and update automation, plus a physical-TV release
  signoff gate.

Changed

• Playback queues now continue through mixed item types in Plex's original
  order, while automatic version selection favors the best compatible source
  according to the user's preferences.
• Advanced subtitle controls use a compact, remote-friendly layout with modal
  selectors, live text-subtitle preview, delayed size application, loop-aware
  preview restarts, and clearer Apply and Cancel actions.
• Media detail pages use more consistent spacing, progressive artwork,
  non-flashing metadata transitions, readable summaries, and resilient
  backdrop loading.
• Library navigation, recommendation rows, recycled cards, empty states, and
  progressive images preserve focus and visual state more consistently.
• HDR priorities automatically adapt to detected TV capabilities and expose
  their availability in diagnostics and settings.
• Onboarding preserves discovery work across language navigation and avoids
  unnecessary repeated scans.
• Continuous integration now validates pull requests from Dependabot without
  granting elevated GitHub token permissions; release packaging uses refreshed
  pinned GitHub and Docker actions.

Fixed

• Playlist queue navigation and the server-activity indicator retain their
  intended position and layout on legacy webOS, even when activity labels are
  visible or the navigation bar is crowded.
• Final playback progress is sent before leaving the player and protected from
  an immediately stale Plex response, so Resume uses the latest confirmed
  position after returning to media details.
• Direct Play, seek, chapter, buffering, and subtitle-preview recovery no
  longer leave stale loading indicators or mismatched presentation state in
  the covered regression cases.
• Interrupted progressive artwork requests can be retried instead of leaving a
  backdrop permanently unavailable.
• Offline state no longer disables reachable LAN Plex servers or triggers
  avoidable cloud requests.
• Setup no longer gets stuck after returning from language selection, and an
  unavailable network state is presented as informational rather than as a
  blocking failure.
• The media-information modules are imported through the browser namespace,
  preventing the packaged TV app from remaining indefinitely on its startup
  screen.

Compatibility Notes

• Existing credentials are migrated on first launch. If private DB8 cannot be
  used, credentials remain available only for the current session and are not
  persisted in plaintext browser storage.
• Runtime compatibility remains Chrome 53 / legacy LG webOS; no framework or
  runtime dependency was added to the installed application.
• A public v1.0.4 tag additionally requires the completed physical-TV
  regression signoff documented in docs/testing.md.