Releases: FanaroEngineering/youtube_kbd_nav
Releases · FanaroEngineering/youtube_kbd_nav
Watch Later Shortcuts, Global Switch, Logo on the Webpage
- More comprehensive fix to shortcuts still working when typing in an input field.
- Explicitly Excluded YouTube Studio from this extension.
- Now we can also unsubscribe from the channel.
- Playlists are also scrollable through the extension.
- Add videos to the Watch Later Playlist with Ctrl + y.
- Access the Watch Later playlist through Ctrl + ..
- Global switch for the whole extension.
- Now the extension logo appears right next to the YouTube logo, signaling that the extension is on.
Picture-in-Picture (PIP)
First Fully Functional Public Release
Hopefully this doesn't have any hidden bugs. All of the major core features have now been included. Take a look a previous (pre-)releases for more info on the history of development.
Some added features from the last beta version are:
- Now YouTube's video element has a decoration at the bottom for when it is or isn't the active HTML element.
- This will help the user know when his keys will act on the document or the video element.
- Focusing on the comment box now uses Ctrl + [ instead of Ctrl + m, which would conflict with muting the video.
- Ctrl + [ conflicts with a spherical video shortcut, but that will be solved in the future with #55.
- Added a shortcut for toggling the expansion of the description.
- Better, more performant event handling in page transitions.
- Better code overall.
- Documentation minor improvements.
More Features | Better Code | More Stable
- New shortcuts, such as:
- Ctrl + m: Focusing on the comment box.
- ;: Go to channel's page.
- \: Go to video's channel's page.
- More performance and less redundancy.
- Better Code and Object-Oriented Design.
- Also features immutability — though not complete so far.
- Better and more simplified TDD.
- More complete
README.md
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2nd Round of Core Features
Features added:
- More performance when cycling through the thumbnails.
- History shortcut.
- Navigating to YouTube Home, History or a new thumbnail now can be done either directly or through a new tab — just modify it with Ctrl.
- Fixed the bug of having to double-press like/dislike/subscribe initially.
- Fixed the bug of disabling the shortcuts when editing a comment.
- Mac users can use ⌘ instead of Ctrl as a modifier.