Keep Gmail attachment filenames and origin-scoped browser cookies intact through metadata redirects, while rejecting Google sign-in responses.\n\nFixes #21
Serialize queue controls, make multi-item moves atomic, await stale enqueue cleanup, and guard late media and progress events. Add deterministic table sorting and regression coverage for worst-case lifecycle races.
Prevent queue action clicks from triggering row double-clicks, preserve aria2/yt-dlp resumable sidecars during duplicate replacement, and make aria2 require resume instead of silently restarting.
Add a persisted, accessible Folders collapse control with reduced-motion animation and regression coverage for replacement sidecar handling.
Fixes#11Fixes#12Closes#13
Refs #14
Reject stale extension media cookie headers before yt-dlp metadata work, preserve ordinary capture cookies, and advance the companion extension.
Stream redacted diagnostic logs only while the visible Logs view is active, with bounded batched updates and race-safe snapshot handoff.
- Preserved extension-captured cookies through the Add modal, with a clean fallback when captured cookies break metadata fetching.
- Prevented batched extension captures from losing URLs or reusing stale cookie/header contexts.
- Fixed pause/resume and enqueue generation races, including cancellation during queue reservation and replay after task removal.
- Made startup database initialization safe under React StrictMode.
- Serialized keyring operations and corrected Linux legacy migration/deletion behavior.
- Restored `Downloading` state after yt-dlp retries.
- Replaced hardcoded media heights with dynamically detected formats, including nonstandard qualities such as 576p and 2880p.
Scope extension request context to each Add modal row, refresh stale metadata handoffs, and align yt-dlp format and retry behavior with Firelink's transfer contract.
Route explicit no-limit speed overrides without inheriting the global cap.
Preserve dotted media titles when switching formats and drain retry gid completions through remember_gid.
Remove the SOCKS5 example from the Network settings custom proxy field until normal file downloads support it end to end.
Reject non-HTTP custom proxy URLs in frontend normalization so Settings cannot emit unsupported proxy schemes to aria2-backed downloads.
Update proxy dispatch tests to preserve the HTTP path and cover rejected SOCKS5 and HTTPS custom inputs.
Update yt-dlp to 2026.07.04 and refresh the bundled macOS runtime plus engine locks.
Route every non-media download through aria2 by removing the native HTTP fallback path, native GID handling, and the old direct-download harness.
Retry transient aria2 startup/RPC failures before failing, then show the real last error in the download row and Properties modal so Windows failures are diagnosable instead of silent.
Refresh docs and tests around the aria2-only file-download contract, and advance the Firefox extension submodule to its published wording cleanup.
- Refine toast animations and durations
- Prevent extension-captured cookies from being sent across cross-origin redirects
- Clear stale extension metadata properly for single-link handoffs
- Disable completion sound by default and update settings labels
- Handle AudioContext suspension for completion chimes
- Ensure `initDB` sorts active items by `queuePosition` before dispatching to preserve expected backend execution order on startup.
- Update `resumeDownload` to explicitly move items to the end of the queue visually by assigning a new max `queuePosition`, synchronizing frontend representation with backend queue behavior.
- Change `queuePosition` calculations to use `Math.max` via `reduce` rather than array `.length`, preventing duplicate queue position assignments upon deletions and avoiding call stack limit exceptions for massive queues.
- Modify `DownloadTable.tsx` sorting to enforce active downloads appearing at the top of the queue view, deferring to `queuePosition` only for pending items.
- Exclude active items from `moveInQueue` logic and UI to prevent visual corruption and silent queue scrambling.
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