- Removed the 'Automatic searching arrives…' footnote.
- Sources rows are no longer tame: each carries its own brand colour (Soulseek
blue / Torrent amber / Usenet purple / YouTube red) driving a tinted gradient
row, a left accent rail, a glowing brand icon TILE, and an in-brand hover lift
with a coloured shadow. A live pulsing status DOT sits by the label, the Search
button is brand-tinted, and the scan bar/'Searching…' state now glow in the
source's own colour. Reduced-motion still honoured.
CSS + JS balance clean.
Pure motion polish on the in-place download view:
- Staggered entrance — the view's blocks rise in sequence; target chips pop in
with a spring + a one-shot sheen sweep; source rows slide in cascaded.
- Quality chips glow on hover in the modal's vibe hue; source rows lift/shift
with a playful emoji wiggle.
- Owned verdict badge pops in (spring); 'pending' breathes while checking; the
'Eligible for upgrade' badge gets a soft amber glow pulse.
- 'Search all' button pulses to draw the eye + a sheen sweep on hover.
- Stub search is now a satisfying faux-SCAN: the row shows 'Searching…' with
animated dots + a moving scan bar, then resolves to 'coming soon' (staggered
across rows on 'search all', so it ripples). Still no backend.
- Honors prefers-reduced-motion (keeps layout, drops the motion).
CSS + JS balance clean.
Per feedback — one modal with a view transition beats close+open. Clicking
'Download' now swaps the get-modal's detail body for the download view (quality
target + owned verdict + per-source search) with a '← Back to details' button;
the selection-only sections (episodes/next/follow) and the Full page/Download/Add
buttons collapse, the all-related movie bits stay.
- video-download-modal.js → video-download-view.js: now a reusable RENDERER,
VideoDownload.render(container, opts), not its own overlay. A future YouTube
trigger can render the same view into its own container (still universal).
- get-modal: enterDownload/exitDownload toggle the in-place view; stashes the
owned file on modalState to feed the verdict. Removed the separate .vdl
overlay/hero/close CSS; added .vgm-dl/.vgm-back + [hidden] guards; chips now
pick up the modal's --vgm-h vibe hue.
Pure front-end; balance + div + css brace checks clean.
