changelist:
-pseudo-random name colors
-layout fixes(moved chat after the video on the .pug. also disabled said
feature in fcyp.js)
-theme updates(tokebot flair, changed modflair, more compact layout,
unfucked cytube provided css (srsly, WTF calzoneman? Why?)
link decorations, made things moar unified)
-added image embedding, disabling fcyp image embed (nothing new from a
user standpoint, simply slowly stripping fcyp.js out)
-moved emote button to chatbar, added send button as well
-chatpaste & chatsmack functions allowing clickable usernames/
-fixed raw video controls
-ripped out chat processing logic from fcyp.js, it was breaking a lot of
shit and everything it did has been implemented by this update and moar
devnotes:
Biggest update yet, also made some good steps towards fully ripping
fcyp.js out completely. Played around with an image upload button. I
might have to setup a cors relay to get that working, I'll have to play
around more :p
This reverts commit d678fa56d1. The
reference counter, flawed as it is, was masking far more issues than I
realized. It would require a more significant rearchitecture of the
code to remove it. Probably better to keep it and try to improve it for
now.
This was an old attempt at gracefully unloading channels that still had
pending callbacks. Its implementation was always flawed, and the number
of places where it was used is small enough to replace with
straightforward checks for whether the channel has been unloaded after
an asynchronous operation. Hopefully fixes the stuck 0 user channels
issue.
* Replace visibility check logic
JQuery queries using getComputedStyle, which makes it impossible to change userlist behavior using CSS. This replaces the check with a direct style="" value check so the JS does not trip up if any CSS customizations to the list visibility were made.
Co-authored-by: Algoinde <algoinde@gmail.com>
At some point the entire user presence logic needs to be refactored for
efficiency, but this at least gives a huge reduction in first page load
time for large channels.
This reverts commit 0f9bc44925.
The original commit was not backwards compatible with use cases that
users were relying on, such as emotes being sorted in insertion order by
default.
I will develop a new patch which fixes the performance issue in a
backwards compatible way.
