v1.0.9 — stop blocking Subscriptions/You tabs and restore frame rate#13
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- Narrow PLAYER_CONTAINER_FRAGMENTS to ["player"] only. The previous
list ("pager"/"recycler"/"container") matched the Shorts shelf
embedded in the Subscriptions and "You" feeds, so v1.0.8 back-pressed
those tabs as soon as they loaded.
- Register only typeWindowStateChanged. typeWindowContentChanged fires
at ~30 Hz during YouTube scroll; even with the v1.0.8 throttle the
dispatch cost itself dropped frame rate. State-changed fires only on
real screen transitions, which is when detection needs to re-run.
- Bump versionCode 9 -> 10, versionName 1.0.8 -> 1.0.9.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Two regression fixes from v1.0.8.
PLAYER_CONTAINER_FRAGMENTSmatchedpager/recycler/container, which appear on the Shorts shelf embedded in those feeds. Narrowed to["player"]only — the full-screen Shorts player still hasPlayerin its class name, so detection there is unchanged.typeWindowContentChangedfires at ~30 Hz inside YouTube; even with the v1.0.8 250ms throttle, the dispatch cost alone tanked frame rate. Now registering onlytypeWindowStateChanged, which fires on real screen transitions (opening Shorts, switching tabs, navigating to a video) — exactly when detection needs to re-run.Test plan
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