Ploff v1.0.6

Added

• An integrated Detail media-version browser: Version stays first and always opens
  technical file/video/audio/subtitle information, supports non-destructive preview
  across multiple files, and keeps explicit D-pad-reachable Cancel/Apply actions.
• Contextual Detail media options with confirmed whole-season watched/unwatched
  mutations, sequential best-effort updates, fresh season reload, partial-failure
  reporting, and metadata refresh.
• Three additional visual themes built as isolated Chrome 53/webOS designs:
  premiere (premium cinematic), nova (futuristic tech), and atelier
  (minimal luxury), each with theme-specific Home, browsing, Settings, Detail,
  Player, focus, and motion treatments.
• A unified local release:package command that rebuilds generated assets, runs the pre-release gate, packages and inspects the IPK, and writes SHA-256 checksums without mutating Git or version metadata.
• Versioned fixtures for local Settings, saved-settings backup payloads, and playback compatibility memory, including non-destructive recovery of legacy split v2 saved-settings playlists.
• Diagnostics support export now keeps the QR mail draft while also showing the same privacy-safe report text as a legacy-TV-friendly fallback.
• Contextual media actions opened by long-press OK or the Magic Remote center button, with dynamic watched/unwatched, clear-progress, play-from-beginning, and Continue Watching removal choices for movies and episodes.
• Detail media options now preserve whether a movie or episode was opened from
  Continue Watching, exposing the same removal action with Plex refresh, toast
  feedback, and immediate action cleanup after success.
• TV calibration controls with independent safe-area insets and a live edge/center preview.
• Subtitle appearance controls for background, vertical position, and text edge, with a live in-settings preview driven by the same presentation variables used by playback.
• Optional high-contrast and stronger-focus presentation modes for TV viewing.
• Independent poster/thumbnail and backdrop download-quality controls. Poster
  artwork uses 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, and 100% steps with a 90% default; backdrops
  use 50%, 60%, 70%, 85%, and 100% with an 85% default. These settings change
  Plex request resolution without changing on-screen element geometry.
• Origin-aware paginated playback sequences for Series, Playlist, and Collection
  origins, with bounded metadata and artwork retention, duplicate-safe occurrence
  identity, a virtualized queue drawer, and confirmation before crossing missing
  season or episode ranges.
• A pre-release memory lifecycle gate that repeatedly creates and destroys caches,
  dialogs, queue state, cancellable Plex requests, timers, and progressive-image
  jobs while checking deterministic teardown, WeakRef collection, and heap
  stabilization.
• Local Plex discovery through the packaged Luna service, restoring multicast GDM
  discovery on webOS while preserving manual server entry.
• Lazy, non-blocking update checks after the first successful Home load, with a
  clickable application-version row, manual refresh, release status, and QR link.
• Privacy-safe support reports now include allow-listed Settings and adaptive-playback
  compatibility schema/context summaries without exposing Plex tokens, credentials, server URLs,
  or local addresses.
• Explicit visible Cancel, Close, or Back actions for persistent dialogs that
  previously depended only on the remote Back key.
• Library-origin badges on mixed Home rows, Search, Watchlist, and playlist content.
• Watched-state and live Play/Pause markers in the playback queue.
• An exhausted-queue countdown that returns to Home or leaves the final frame paused
  when cancelled.

Changed

• Accent-color Settings now sit directly below the visual theme, show the selected
  color swatch in the main list, and are visible only for Simple and Cinema;
  Premiere, Nova, and Atelier keep their theme-owned palettes while preserving the
  saved global accent for later theme switches.
• Home hero copy now uses the available horizontal gutter width instead of narrow
  percentage/max-width caps, reducing unnecessary title truncation across the shipped
  theme layouts while preserving each theme's visual treatment.
• Repository documentation was consolidated around current references: completed implementation plans and intermediate benchmark logs were removed from the working tree, the roadmap now contains only open work, and README and contributor guidance now provide clearer architecture and installation onboarding.
• Settings UI choice rows now consume bounded domain values directly from settings-schema.js; the catalog owns labels and presentation only.
• Application composition regression coverage now freezes server-switch, account reset/disconnect, and shared playback-identity lifecycle boundaries.
• Persisted Settings definitions are centralized in settings-schema.js, while the existing
  Settings catalog remains presentation-only; defaults and bounded choices now have one
  persistence authority without changing existing migration semantics.
• Release metadata now fails verification when package.json, package-lock.json, and
  webos-shell-app/appinfo.json drift, and tagged releases reuse the same canonical checker.
• Settings categories and rows were reordered into a clearer TV-first hierarchy, with Accessibility immediately after Interface and background theme audio grouped under Audio & themes.
• Adaptive playback compatibility fingerprints now include video bit depth and the actually selected audio/subtitle technical characteristics; file-specific exceptions also distinguish exact selected stream IDs.
• Playback compatibility storage moved to schema v3 with bounded TV/runtime/application metadata, explicit observation/derived/user-override provenance, and migration from v2.
• Application settings storage moved to schema v3 with explicit sequential migration from v1/v2 persisted records, including legacy video-quality, autoplay, and removed sync semantics.
• Replaced the temporary suboptimal terminal-transcode workaround with a bounded
  Direct Stream lookback and a verified native seek on the same absolute Plex
  clock. Requests within the final five seconds now jump to the actual native
  end and pause there, while ordinary Direct Play and Direct Stream playback
  keep their selected delivery mode.
• Ordered application settings now render as accessible stepped bars with the
  active value shown beside the track; LAN and remote video quality increase
  from 4 Mbps through 12 Mbps to Original at the rightmost step.
• Related settings, selectors, dialogs, filters, setup surfaces, and Player panels
  share action surfaces, focus rings, panel tokens, disabled states, and consistent
  secondary-left / primary-right action ordering.
• Ordinary pointer clicks now synchronize focus and use the same semantic OK path as
  the physical remote; timeline coordinates, navbar long-press, and other truly
  pointer-specific interactions keep dedicated handling.
• Main navigation Back now rises one visible level at a time through content, filters,
  sub-navigation, the current navbar item, and finally Home.
• Playback queues open on the current item but allow navigation to earlier episodes or
  earlier playlist/collection occurrences.
• Player settings focus the first available action on open and temporarily hide active
  Skip prompts without discarding them.
• Runtime bundle guardrails are documented as adjustable engineering alarms rather
  than webOS platform limits.
• Player return restoration now reloads the authoritative Plex origin for Series,
  Playlist, and Collection detail views and restores the exact played occurrence.
• Playlist and Collection detail share one presentation contract, while long
  containers and episodic queues load only bounded pages or season segments.
• The generated ES5 coordinator bundle is deterministically token-minified and
  verified through normalized AST equivalence.
• Plex pagination, media-document parsing, track normalization, cancellable HTTP
  transport, media choices, technical labels, search normalization, and server
  identity matching now use focused shared domain modules instead of duplicated
  implementations.
• Player terminology was reviewed across all eight locales, and unused translation
  keys were removed while preserving key and placeholder parity.
• The full Library catalog now uses focus-only updates, frame-scheduled scrolling,
  incremental keyed row reconciliation, in-place page append, and tiered artwork
  promotion while retaining the existing three-row overscan.
• Card geometry, fixed artwork dimensions, mounted-node lookup, bounded card
  presentation, and Search measurements now reuse explicitly invalidated caches instead
  of recalculating static layout data during navigation and scrolling.

Fixed

• Concurrent, stale, malformed, aborted, or terminal Plex pages can no longer
  expand a known queue boundary, leave phantom items, or poison a later retry.
• Rapid Player selections and superseded playback preparation now preserve the
  latest user choice and abort obsolete metadata, decision, and stream work.
• Library and Recently Added pagination preserve raw Plex offsets and merge groups
  correctly when one season spans page boundaries.
• Home, dialog, Player, Up Next, queue-gap, progressive-image, and XHR lifecycle
  paths release timers, callbacks, handlers, and retained target bindings during
  replacement or teardown.
• Rapid navbar movement can no longer leave the highlighted navigation item and
  visible page out of sync when focus enters the content.
• Pointer hover no longer rebuilds settings, setup, choice, language, server, resume,
  or Library-filter controls before their click completes.
• Watchlist, Library, recommendations, theme audio, credentials, server probes,
  metadata refresh, cloud Search ordering, update checks, and local-storage failure
  paths reject stale work and remain bounded or non-blocking across profile, server,
  network, and lifecycle changes.

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Verified release. Includes the generic IPK and SHA-256 checksums.