v1.2.3

[1.2.3] — 2026-08-13

Added

• Video-note markers can align to a custom video player's own timeline. Until now only the
  built-in YouTube integration placed markers on the player's real scrubber; every other site fell
  back to Hamesh's own rail. A site with its own HTML5 player can now opt in — by marking a container
  with data-hamesh-player that holds the <video> and a data-hamesh-timeline element on its
  scrubber, and setting data-hamesh-controls="hidden" while its controls fade — and get the same
  on-timeline placement and controls-synced visibility as YouTube. Matching is strictly opt-in via
  those attributes and never a host allowlist or bare markup, so no site's behavior changes unless it
  adds them.

Fixed

• On a custom HTML5 player with its own scrubber and no native <video controls>, video-note markers
  were drawn on the fallback rail below the video and only appeared while the video was paused or
  directly hovered — such a player fell through to the generic HTML5 adapter, which has no native
  timeline to align to. Players adopting the opt-in convention above now get their markers on the
  timeline itself, shown whenever the player's own controls are.
• Marker visibility didn't keep up with a player whose controls fade via a data attribute: the
  visibility observer watched only the player container's class (YouTube's .ytp-autohide), so a
  player signalling through data-hamesh-controls — whose overlays also sit over the <video>,
  keeping pointer events from reaching it — left its markers out of sync. The observer now watches
  that attribute alongside class.