chore(release): v0.22.0

2026-11-10 04:46:07 -08:00 · 2026-11-06 00:07:01 -08:00
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-area: overlay
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- The controller settings window (`Alt+C`) no longer edits a controller it cannot see. A newly opened window cannot see any controller until you press one of its buttons (browsers hide a pad from a new window until then); it used to show and edit the global defaults meanwhile, and its status could stay stuck on "No controllers detected". Now it shows the bindings of the controller the overlay is using (or the saved one), labelled as a preview, and Learn, Clear, Reset and the button style are locked until the press.
- With several controllers connected, `Alt+C` now selects the one you just pressed, and Learn listens to that controller.
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-type: fixed
-area: anilist
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- AniList progress sync now adds a show to your Watching list (or Completed on the final episode) when it is not on your list yet, instead of failing with "AniList update not possible". This only happens when the file title exactly matches an AniList title or the entry is pinned with the character dictionary override; loose matches still require adding the show yourself.
- Entries marked Completed, Paused, Dropped, or Rewatching are still never changed.
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-type: fixed
-area: anki
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- `ankiConnect.fields.audio` now defaults to `SentenceAudio` instead of `ExpressionAudio`, so generated sentence audio no longer overwrites Yomitan's word audio on default configs. `fields.wordAudio` still defaults to `ExpressionAudio`. If you relied on the old default, set `fields.audio` to `ExpressionAudio` explicitly.
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-type: fixed
-area: linux
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- Fixed AppImage builds on Ubuntu 26.04+ (uutils coreutils) releasing their mount before Chromium child processes finished shutting down, which brought back "Service Crash" notifications on quit.
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-area: overlay
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- Controller remaps made in `Alt+C` now apply right away; before, the overlay kept the old bindings until SubMiner restarted.
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- `Alt+C` now warns when two controller actions share an input, as the dialog layouts already did. Both rows show "⚠ Same as …", including a button on the D-pad while a **(D-pad)** row under **Navigation** is still on, and a stick direction used by a stick action.
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- `Alt+C` has a **Button Style** choice (Xbox, Nintendo or PlayStation), saved per controller. PlayStation is new: buttons and the review and duplicate card shortcuts show ╳ ○ □ △. `controller.faceButtonLabels` accepts `playstation` and stays the default for controllers without their own style.
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- Controller connected and controller-disabled messages are now regular notifications that follow `ankiConnect.behavior.notificationType` (overlay, system, both or none) instead of a separate pill in the corner of the overlay. Connected notices only appear when `controller.enabled` is on.
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-type: fixed
-area: overlay
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- Fixed **Learn** on the **(D-pad)** rows in `Alt+C`, which threw an error instead of saving the D-pad direction.
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-type: fixed
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- Clicking a row in `Alt+C` shows its **Learn**, **Clear** and **Reset** buttons again. The panel opened but was squeezed to nothing once the list was taller than the window, so **Clear** (set a binding to None) could not be reached.
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-area: overlay
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- The duplicate card (field grouping) dialog has a controller layout: the D-pad picks the original or new card, `A` continues and confirms the merge, `B` cancels or goes back from the preview, `X` turns "Delete duplicate" on or off, `Y` switches Compact / Full, and the D-pad scrolls the preview. Each control shows its shortcut while a controller is connected, and the layout can be changed per controller in the new **Duplicate card (field grouping)** group of `Alt+C`.
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- Controller actions in `Alt+C` can now be combos: click **Learn**, hold one button and press another, for example `L1` + D-pad right for **Next Audio**. Hold the first button and press the second repeatedly to run the action repeatedly. A hold button can keep its own action, which then runs when the button is released.
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- Added a controller layout for the media timing review dialog covering every button, with L1 / R1 + D-pad combos for the clip start and end, and D-pad actions that repeat while held. Each button shows its controller shortcut while a controller is connected, and the first press in a newly opened dialog already counts. The controller's usual actions pause while the dialog is open, including in the hidden subtitle overlay behind it.
- Added `controller.faceButtonLabels` (`xbox` or `nintendo`) so fixed controller layouts and the `Alt+C` button names follow the letters printed on the pad. Use `nintendo` for controllers with A on the right and B at the bottom.
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-area: overlay
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- The controller's **Toggle MPV Pause** button now works without keyboard-only mode, so you can pause while just watching.
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-area: overlay
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- The media timing review controller layout can now be changed in the new **Review media timing** group of `Alt+C`. Learn records a single button or a combo (hold one button, press another), any button can be a hold button, changes are saved per controller, rows warn about clashing inputs, and **Reset all** restores the default layout. The review's button hints follow your bindings.
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-area: overlay
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- Added a controller binding that shows the secondary subtitle only while a button is held (`controller.bindings.holdSecondarySub`). It is unbound by default; assign it with Learn in the `Alt+C` controller modal. It works with or without keyboard-only mode and does not change the saved secondary subtitle mode.
- Added controller bindings to select the previous or next word entry in the open Yomitan popup (`controller.bindings.previousEntry` / `nextEntry`). Mine Card mines the selected entry. Both are unbound by default; assign them with Learn in the `Alt+C` controller modal.
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-area: overlay
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- The `Alt+C` controller screen now shows the right button names for controllers that report the W3C standard layout (most Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and 8BitDo pads). Previously Select and Start showed as `L3` and `R3`, and the triggers as `Back` and `Start`. Bindings themselves were unaffected.
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-area: overlay
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- New controller actions for subtitle lines, in the **Subtitles** group of `Alt+C`: **Previous Subtitle**, **Next Subtitle**, **Replay Subtitle** and **Play Next Subtitle**, matching `Shift+H`, `Shift+L`, `Ctrl+Shift+H` and `Ctrl+Shift+L`. They are unbound by default and work with or without keyboard-only mode.
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- With the Xbox **Button Style**, `Alt+C` names the face buttons `A`, `B`, `X` and `Y` instead of `A / Cross`, `B / Circle`, `X / Square` and `Y / Triangle`; PlayStation and Nintendo already showed their own names.
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-type: docs
-area: overlay
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- Listed the keyboard-only `C` key in Keyboard shortcuts, and pointed the configuration reference to Controller support for default button actions.
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-type: changed
-area: dictionary
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- Updated the bundled Hachidori to upstream 0.4.0 (d959a09), including every pitch accent in every popup entry, pitch drawn on the headword's reading, headword furigana split per kanji, and Yomitan-style definition tags.
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-type: added
-area: jimaku
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- Added `jimaku.autoOpenWhenPrimarySubtitleMissing` (off by default). When a local video loads without a Japanese (primary-language) subtitle track, SubMiner pauses playback and opens the Jimaku modal; playback resumes when the modal closes.
- Opening Jimaku while it is already open now reloads the title and episode if the video changed, instead of keeping the previous episode's search.
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-area: overlay
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- Keyboard-only mode can move by character instead of by word: press `C`, or the new **Toggle Character Navigation** controller binding (unbound by default). The cursor box turns orange and covers one character, and a lookup searches from it, which reaches words the subtitle split cuts in two.
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- New **Pause Video In Keyboard-Only Mode** setting (`subtitleStyle.autoPauseVideoOnKeyboardMode`, off by default): turning keyboard-only mode on, from the keyboard or a controller, pauses the video, and turning it off resumes it. A video that was already paused, or that you played or paused yourself in the meantime, is left as it is.
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- Turning keyboard-only mode off, from the keyboard or a controller, now also closes the dictionary popup.
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- On macOS, controller buttons now work while mpv is in front: a press brings the overlay forward and runs that button's action, instead of doing nothing until you click the overlay.
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- On macOS and Windows, one controller press no longer runs its action twice, which cancelled out toggles like mpv pause.
- On macOS, the press that brings the overlay forward from mpv no longer runs its action a second time.
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-type: fixed
-area: mpv-plugin
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- Fixed the "Overlay loading" message staying on screen when mpv moves to the next file in a playlist, then turning into "Overlay did not become ready; check SubMiner logs" after 30 seconds even though the overlay was working. The overlay window is reused between files, so the plugin no longer restarts the loading message once the overlay has reported ready.
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-type: added
-area: plugins
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- Added JavaScript plugins loaded at startup from `<config dir>/plugins/<id>/` and enabled under `plugins` in the config. Plugins can listen to mpv events, run timers, register actions bound with `__plugin-action:<id>/<action>` keybindings or run with `--plugin-action`, run built-in actions, react to mined Anki cards and call AnkiConnect, start mpv, run programs, keep state in a per-plugin data folder, and show results in an overlay panel or their own window.
- Added an example `ai-explain` plugin that sends the current line and its neighbors to `codex exec` and shows a translation or grammar explanation.
- Added an example `anki-sync` plugin that syncs Anki to AnkiWeb after you mine cards, once mining goes quiet or playback ends.
- Added an example `episode-tags` plugin that tags mined cards with the show and episode, such as `show::Frieren::S01E07`.
- Added a versioned plugin API with standalone authoring types, cached playback snapshots, lifecycle cancellation and cleanup, and awaitable mpv commands. Async activation is bounded and actions wait only for their own plugin. Shutdown skips pending loads, runs each deactivation once, and blocks calls from disposed plugins.
- Mining events preserve original and kept note ids with the media and subtitle captured when mining starts, so delayed enrichment and merges into older notes keep the source episode. Stats-dashboard cards do not trigger plugin events. Plugin subtitle lookups and mining provenance account for subtitle delay and return timing on the subtitle file's timeline.
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-area: overlay
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- Fixed controller and keyboard lookups sometimes pausing playback without a popup, leaving playback paused after the popup closed until the mouse moved, or not pausing when the popup opened.
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-area: overlay
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- Moving between words with the keyboard or a controller right after closing the dictionary popup no longer reopens it. A popup that closed under the mouse pointer was still treated as open.
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-type: fixed
-area: playback
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- Reloading the same file in mpv (`loadfile <current path> replace`) could intermittently leave playback paused forever. SubMiner now treats that reload like any other newly loaded file, so it resets the subtitle state and resumes once the file is ready.
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-type: fixed
-area: stats
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- The stats dashboard loads much faster on large databases. Overview, media and library detail, and trends no longer re-count every recorded word in the whole database on each request, so these views only cost as much as the sessions they show. On a ~1 GB database the overview went from ~1.4 s to ~0.14 s, media detail from ~1.5 s to ~0.08 s, the 30-day trends from ~1.5 s to ~0.06 s, and all-time trends from ~1.6 s to ~0.2 s.
- The Vocabulary tab's summary and word list load several times faster (summary ~2 s to ~0.2 s, word list ~0.6 s to ~0.2 s).
- The Trends tab downloads far less data: the per-title library charts now arrive as daily values and are totalled in the dashboard, so the all-time response shrank from ~3.9 MB to ~0.2 MB.
- Sentence search with headword matching returns several times faster (~0.3 s to ~0.08 s per query).
- Vocabulary totals and new-word charts stay correct after running vocabulary cleanup. Words it repaired could be counted or hidden by mistake; the first launch after updating corrects them in the background.
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-type: changed
-area: stats
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- Rebuilt the Trends tab: summary totals with period comparison, a Learning section (new words per 1,000 seen, new words by frequency rank), a day and hour heatmap, a title timeline, and a single running-total chart with a metric switcher that climbs from zero. These replace the seven cumulative charts, the Sessions chart, the day-of-week and hour charts, the four overlapping per-title charts, and the top titles chart.
- Added week grouping, custom date ranges, a title filter for the whole page, and click-through from charts to sessions and from titles to their library page. Range and grouping are remembered, and changing them no longer blanks the page or loses your scroll position.
- Fixed the Library section including days outside the selected range, so its totals now match Activity.
- Fixed episode counts: Trends now counts finished episodes, each once, instead of counting a video again for every day it was opened.
- New word counts across Trends and Vocabulary now count dictionary words, so a word's conjugations count once. Totals are lower than before.
- Rate charts no longer plot idle days as zero or spike on very short days: they show gaps when there is too little data, and daily views use a rolling 7 days.
- Fixed clipped chart axis labels and month labels that read like dates, and the All range ignoring Show empty days.
- Rebuilt the Vocabulary tab: one word table with Worth mining, All words, Across titles, and Newest views, search across every word, form, and reading, sortable columns, and inline Hide. It replaces three lists that could only see your 500 most seen word forms. Also added known words by frequency band, a vocabulary growth chart, and a kanji view covering every kanji, with a filter for kanji outside your known words.
- Fixed word counts and readings: lists and the word detail panel now total every form of a word and show the dictionary form's reading, so 見る no longer shows みてる. The detail panel loads example lines straight away and lists a word's forms.
- Fixed names slipping past Hide Names and the Trends new-word counts when tagged with more than one part of speech.
- Stats now says when a word or line can't be mined because it came from a stream, in Search and the word panel, instead of showing Unavailable buttons. Lines you can mine are listed first. The word panel counts affected lines, and the word table marks words with only streamed lines as Stream only.
- Fixed stats treating the day as one earlier in time zones ahead of UTC, which affected today's totals, the custom date picker, and first-seen dates.
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-type: added
-area: subtitles
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- Added subtitle filters (`subtitleFilter`) that remove unwanted text from primary subtitles before it reaches the overlay, sidebar, mined sentences and stats. Built-in presets cover text in parentheses (speaker names, readings, notes; whole-line inner thoughts are kept), square-bracket sound descriptions, speaker names before a colon, and music notes. Custom regex rules with a replacement can be added after the presets. Lines left with no words are hidden.
- Configure them in the settings window under Behavior → Subtitle Filters; changes apply live to the current subtitle file.