Michael Gordeev
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#Final minor version. First 1.0 candidate - Version number updated - [Experemental] Fixed authorization fail Related Work Items: #281 - Fixed ads appearance Fixed ads watermarks on video when it was opened through notification Fixed videos loading - Updated changelog Added "Sponsored content" watermark on CardAdverts - Cursor now hides on playback Special chars in toasts fixed - - History page re-design - Added app history management (doesn't affect web site's history) - Extended history information for videos (watching progress) - Continue where you left off feature - Watch later playlist now acts like regular playlist - If video is longer than 1 hour ads will be shown every 30 minutes - Added incognito mode (available in video card context menu) - Search suggestions now run smoother Related Work Items: #140, #252 - Updated localization - - Cursor hiding on playback removed - Ad free version price is displayed now - Video player muxed streams playback development - [In progress] - Rebuilding video player mechanics to work with DASH manifest - Fixed crashes on opening links which don't contain http(s) prefix - Fixed backward navigation with minimized video - - Updated NuGet packs - Added quality switcher to livestreams - Fixed SettingsStorage cast - Completed ManifestGenerator (but still doesn't work) - Refactored and redesigned player - Created test project - ManifestGenerator upate - - Fixed manifest generator - Added "Auto" quality - - Updated patchnote and version - Updated user's avatar design - Updated screenshots
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