Add DeArrow across all apps with shared core support and Tor routing

salix commented

2026-10-02 12:53:50 +02:00

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Adds optional DeArrow titles and thumbnails to Android/TV, macOS, Linux, and the web app through the shared Rust core. Replacements apply to the display while library and history data keep the original metadata. Missing submissions, failed requests, and unavailable thumbnails fall back to the originals.

The core owns enablement, video and timestamp validation, title and thumbnail selection, hash-prefix lookups, batch limits and deduplication, bounded caching, request concurrency, thumbnail URL construction and fetching, and image signature validation. Native image loaders use a core helper to identify DeArrow thumbnails. The apps handle rendering and their platform lifecycle; the web server supplies authentication and HTTP responses, and the browser batches HTTP requests without maintaining a separate branding cache.

Adds an independent DeArrow switch in Tor settings on every platform. Both branding and thumbnail requests follow that route through the core. The web app uses authenticated server endpoints, including a thumbnail proxy. The core reports Connecting as soon as Tor routing is prepared, and the web settings page keeps polling until bootstrap finishes.

Validation:

DeArrow core and Tor routing tests: 16 passed, including disabled-service behavior with a warm cache, batch validation, thumbnail validation, and routing.
Server suite: 114 passed, 2 existing tests ignored.
Web JavaScript tests: 26 passed.
Live service checks: the core returned real replacement titles and WebP thumbnails through the authenticated server, both directly and over embedded Tor. Selected requests stayed blocked before Tor was ready.
Browser checks: replacement titles, mini-player titles, original metadata storage, thumbnail fallback, disabling DeArrow, independent Tor settings, original metadata in queue actions, queue navigation from the mini player, repeated Tor status polling, and automatic Ready status without a reload.
Linux: cargo check passed.
Android: Kotlin compilation and 215 unit tests passed with the regenerated bindings.
Kotlin and Swift bindings generated and checked. The macOS app was not compiled in this Linux environment.

Adds optional DeArrow titles and thumbnails to Android/TV, macOS, Linux, and the web app through the shared Rust core. Replacements apply to the display while library and history data keep the original metadata. Missing submissions, failed requests, and unavailable thumbnails fall back to the originals. The core owns enablement, video and timestamp validation, title and thumbnail selection, hash-prefix lookups, batch limits and deduplication, bounded caching, request concurrency, thumbnail URL construction and fetching, and image signature validation. Native image loaders use a core helper to identify DeArrow thumbnails. The apps handle rendering and their platform lifecycle; the web server supplies authentication and HTTP responses, and the browser batches HTTP requests without maintaining a separate branding cache. Adds an independent DeArrow switch in Tor settings on every platform. Both branding and thumbnail requests follow that route through the core. The web app uses authenticated server endpoints, including a thumbnail proxy. The core reports Connecting as soon as Tor routing is prepared, and the web settings page keeps polling until bootstrap finishes. Validation: - DeArrow core and Tor routing tests: 16 passed, including disabled-service behavior with a warm cache, batch validation, thumbnail validation, and routing. - Server suite: 114 passed, 2 existing tests ignored. - Web JavaScript tests: 26 passed. - Live service checks: the core returned real replacement titles and WebP thumbnails through the authenticated server, both directly and over embedded Tor. Selected requests stayed blocked before Tor was ready. - Browser checks: replacement titles, mini-player titles, original metadata storage, thumbnail fallback, disabling DeArrow, independent Tor settings, original metadata in queue actions, queue navigation from the mini player, repeated Tor status polling, and automatic Ready status without a reload. - Linux: cargo check passed. - Android: Kotlin compilation and 215 unit tests passed with the regenerated bindings. - Kotlin and Swift bindings generated and checked. The macOS app was not compiled in this Linux environment.

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Add DeArrow across native apps and web with independent Tor routing

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salix added 1 commit

2026-10-02 14:15:51 +02:00

Centralize shared DeArrow policy and thumbnail handling in core

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salix changed title from ~~Add DeArrow to all apps with independent Tor routing~~ to Add DeArrow across all apps with shared core support and Tor routing

2026-10-02 14:16:06 +02:00

salix added 1 commit

2026-10-02 14:21:03 +02:00

Merge main and preserve DeArrow display with play queues

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salix added 1 commit

2026-10-03 04:06:20 +02:00

Report pending Tor startup and keep web status polling until ready

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