Zangetsu

• A week's worth of "it froze", "it won't play", and "that button does nothing" — traced to their actual causes.
• Fixed - The Cloudflare button could never work. - Any 403 from a Cloudflare-fronted host was treated as a challenge, including ordinary blocks with nothing to solve. The source was then skipped entirely, and the button opened a page with no challenge in it. Now it has to actually be a challenge — and when you solve one, the source is genuinely let back in - Backing out of a video hung for up to 25 seconds. Leaving only stopped the next source; the one already being tried ran to its full time limit first. It's under three seconds now, and leaving no longer benches your pinned source for ten minutes - A source that still works no longer gets given up on. A source you picked yourself gets real time to answer instead of a flat eight seconds, a dead link is walked past to the next source rather than ending playback, and when nothing can play it tells you which sources never answered instead of claiming nobody has the episode - Dub played sub. Switching to dub handed back whichever stream came first, and Aniyomi sources showed only one cut because the sub/dub marker sits in the video's own title - Manga pages kept being thrown away. A page you had just read had to be downloaded and decoded again the moment you scrolled back. Pages now fade in, and the loading placeholder no longer flashes grey blocks - The home banner overflowed smaller screens. It was a fixed height that happened to suit a tall phone — on a shorter one it swallowed the screen and the dock sat on top of the page dots. The header could also land on the artwork on phones with a tall notch - "Mark this and all above as watched" sat off the bottom of the screen, with no way to scroll to it - The app froze after tapping Solve Cloudflare, if you had a lot of sources installed
• Improved - Searching and resolving no longer fight with the screen on Android, so browsing stays smooth while sources are working Seasons in the Relations tab. A franchise split across several entries lists them in order, with real season numbers where they're known. Each season stays its own title, with its own progress and tracking

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