@krx3d/tizentube2 1.30.450 → 1.30.470

package/README.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ options are described in the row rather than listed separately.
 | Number Keys Jump to Percentage | Pressing `1`–`9` jumps to that percentage of the video, `0` jumps to the start |
 | Reload Player After TV Wakes **(fork)** | Rebuilds the player after standby, fixing the frozen first frame |
 | Player UI patching | Optional Previous/Next, Super Thanks, Ask, and Speed Controls buttons |
-| Hide Player Buttons **(fork)** | Removes buttons from the action row under the player: Join/Membership, Subscribe, Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down, Save, Comments, Description, Previous and Next. Each one is a separate toggle. Matched on the button types and the endpoints they run rather than on the labels, which are localised — the Description button is matched by the panel it opens, since the app calls it ABOUT_BUTTON internally while the screen reads "Beschreibung". Where YouTube sends one combined thumbs button, it goes only when both thumbs are hidden. Hiding Previous/Next wins over the setting that adds them |
+| Hide Player Buttons **(fork)** | Removes buttons from the action row under the player: Join/Membership, Subscribe, both Thumbs, Thumbs Down alone, Save, Comments, Description, Previous and Next. Each one is a separate toggle. Matched on the button types and the endpoints they run rather than on the labels, which are localised — the Description button is matched by the panel it opens, since the app calls it ABOUT_BUTTON internally while the screen reads "Beschreibung". This build sends one button that draws both thumbs, so the thumbs are offered as "hide both" (the button is removed) and "hide Thumbs Down" (the renderer's own `hideDislikeButton` flag, leaving the thumbs up in place). There is no flag for the thumbs up half, so it is not offered on its own. Hiding Previous/Next wins over the setting that adds them |
 | Show Time Remaining **(fork)** | Adds how much of the video is left to the player’s own duration readout: `42:17 · -12:04` |
 | Show When the Video Will End **(fork)** | Adds the clock time the video finishes at: `42:17 · →14:35`. Follows the playback speed, and uses the same 12/24-hour setting as the on-screen clock. Both readouts together give `42:17 · -12:04 · →14:35` — the minus means time left, the arrow means "until" |
 | Instant Seek **(fork)** | The seek bar keeps moving while you hold left or right instead of waiting for OK on every step; the seek commits by itself once you stop. The delay is configurable (250–1500 ms) |