CloudStream Pro v1.3.1 — "Polish & Calm"

The Feed/Home polish release: everything from the 8.71–8.76 rounds, device-tested and approved. v1.3.0 remains the fallback.

The shake is gone (three rounds of root causes)

The hero no longer collapses while loading — a skeleton shimmer holds its 500dp frame, so categories never jump up.
Title/rating resolution bursts now refresh only the rows on screen (the hero is never rebound), and grid posters no longer crossfade — the full-screen shimmer wave while scrolling is gone.
Poster reloads are guarded per view, and hero pull-grow only engages at the very top.

Gold rating stars on posters and in feed meta.
Provider switcher shows the active custom list's name (it sat blank before); custom lists can be pinned like providers and no longer carry a ★ prefix.
Rows rotate every 60s and on pull-to-refresh; sections are slimmer; row titles sit tight under posters.
Hide category now hides the category you actually pressed (it resolved rows from a stale list before).
The switcher and bottom nav hide on scroll down and return on a slight scroll up — responsively, in both directions.
Ratings now resolve for yearless and cross-type titles too, and Feed "Add to list" collections show their posters on Home.

"For You" header with the red underline; filled red heart for liked items.
All action pills (Sources / Episodes / Download / Add to list) on one line at natural width.
The watch header shows rating + year, never a raw "Id …" title, and resolves the real title in place when it lands.
"Info ›" sits right beside the title and expands the storyline.
Player controls got a light black scrim so icons stay readable on bright scenes; cast/audio/subtitle buttons are a touch smaller; the seek wedge replaced the skip badges.
Feed cards hide id-like titles and keep Anime/Movie tags consistent with the details page.

Double-tap seek (and centre double-tap play/pause) now works while the screen is locked; single taps and swipe gestures stay suppressed.
Downloads: DASH downloads report a real total size (estimated from the manifest), so progress bars move; thumbnails no longer flicker.

Every toggle in the app is now Google's Material switch in a light-blue track / deep-blue thumb style — including the Player, UI and General preference screens, which silently used a different widget before.
Material You theme surfaces are tinted from the dynamic palette instead of flat gray.
Cinemeta (Stremio) now starts disabled on fresh installs; your existing choice is untouched.