v2.1.0

TickTune v2.1.0 — playlists, a countdown that follows the queue, Legal 2.1

The owner's five, in one release.

New

• YouTube playlists: choose "Playlists" above the paste box and paste up to
  ten playlist links. Their videos join the YouTube queue in playlist order,
  inside the same 50-link limit, and are checked like pasted links. Mixes and
  personal lists (Liked, Watch later) cannot be read, and the app says so.
• A countdown set with "Match length" now follows the queue while Repeat is
  off. Remove a track and the countdown loses what it had left to play: all
  of it if it was still ahead, the rest of it if it was playing. With Repeat
  on, the countdown keeps its length and the queue loops inside it. Typing a
  time or picking a preset makes the countdown yours again.
• The Legal Gate has a way out. "Decline and go back" returns you to where
  you came from, a new tab's own page included. With nowhere to go back to,
  it closes the tab or opens a blank page — browsers do not let a website
  open their home page.

Legal 2.1 — everyone is asked to agree once more

• TickTune was built with Claude Code by Anthropic: Claude Opus 4.8 for
  0.2–1.0, Claude Opus 5.5 since 1.1, under the developer's review. The
  Disclaimer's new §7 says so, and that the app sends nothing to any AI.
• The Privacy Policy now says what it should have said: a request for an
  address that does not exist reaches our server and is logged for 7 days,
  headers included. Real pages still never are.
• Playlist IDs go to the YouTube Data API from our server, and what a
  playlist holds is kept for up to an hour.

Fixes

• A YouTube "videoseries" embed link is no longer mistaken for a video.

Under the hood

• Node 26 LTS everywhere. The Sonar scan runs its action's own scanner. One
  dependency override is retired. Dependabot's group update is in.