v1.0.16

Version - [1.0.16]

Updated

• Analytics / Video Data – @fastpix/video-data-core dependency range updated to ^1.0.7.

Live playback

• Cleaner live UI – For stream-type="live-stream", the duration-style time readout stays hidden so the experience matches open-ended live viewing.

On-demand playback

• Smarter background loading on VOD – On-demand streams use settings tuned for typical recorded playback; live streams use a lighter profile suited to the live edge.

Performance & stability

• Smoother day-to-day use – Less chance of the browser reporting long scripting tasks during normal actions (timeline updates, audio track changes, subtitle changes, and Chromecast handoff).
• Programmatic audio – When you switch tracks via setAudioTrack(...), the built-in audio menu stays aligned with fewer redundant updates.

v1.0.15

Version - [1.0.15]

Audio & Subtitle UX (tracks + subtitles)

• New attribute: hide-native-subtitles

  • When present, the internal subtitle container never paints text, so the built‑in overlay stays visually hidden even when a track is enabled.
  • All subtitle APIs still work as usual: fastpixsubtitlecue continues to fire with { text, language, startTime, endTime } and the native TextTrack state is unchanged.
  • Recommended when you render subtitles in your own UI (React overlay, custom HTML) and want to guarantee there is no duplicate text from the built‑in overlay.

• Clarified behavior: disable-hidden-captions

  • Now applied as an initial state only: on load, the player disables all subtitles/captions without emitting fastpixsubtitlechange.
  • After load, users (or your code) can still turn subtitles on via the built‑in menu or setSubtitleTrack(...); the internal overlay is allowed to show again unless hide-native-subtitles is also set.

Programmatic seek

• seekForward(seconds) and seekBackward(seconds) – New methods on the <fastpix-player> element to jump the playhead forward or back by a given number of seconds (clamped to the media range). Use them for custom “+10s” / “−10s” buttons or app shortcuts; the built-in skip buttons still follow forward-seek-offset / backward-seek-offset when set. Documented in README (Programmatic playback control and section 1.3 custom-controls example).

v1.0.14

Version - [1.0.14]

Audio & Subtitle Tracks

• Switch by name (label) – setAudioTrack(languageName) / setSubtitleTrack(languageName | null) switch tracks by label/name (no numeric ids required).
• Set defaults by name – New attributes:
  • default-audio-track="French"
  • default-subtitle-track="English"
• Cleaner track lists – getAudioTracks() / getSubtitleTracks() now avoid duplicate entries when multiple tracks share the same label.
• Better events for integrations
  • fastpixtracksready includes the full current track objects (currentAudioTrackLoaded, currentSubtitleLoaded) in addition to the track lists.
  • `fastpixa

v1.0.13

Version - [v1.0.13] :

_ Updated README.md

v1.0.12

Version - [1.0.12]

Changed

• Build & package – ESM build is now a single bundled file (dist/player.esm.js), so import '@fastpix/fp-player' works in React, Vite, and other bundlers without "Could not resolve ./utils/..." errors. CDN build stays at dist/player.js for backward compatibility with existing script-tag and CDN URLs.
• Exports – "import" resolves to player.esm.js; "require" and main resolve to player.js (IIFE).
• Build size – Stripped legal comments and debugger statements in both builds for slightly smaller output.

v1.0.11

Verison -[1.0.11]

Features you can use

• Programmatic playback control – JavaScript API: play(), pause(), mute(), and unmute() for controlling playback and volume from your code (e.g. custom controls, Shorts-style UI, or framework integrations). mute()/unmute() sync with Chromecast when casting.
• Seekbar position – Use CSS variable --seekbar-bottom (e.g. 0px) to move the progress bar to the very bottom. Thumbnail preview stays above it.
• Invisible bar, keep preview & seek – Set --progress-bar-invisible: 1 to hide the bar visually while keeping hover thumbnail/timestamp preview and click-to-seek. Use your own progress bar on top.
• Style the bar – Use --progress-bar-track-unfilledto style the track.
• Thumbnail hover on seekbar – Hover or drag on the seekbar to see a frame preview (spritesheet) or timestamp pill when no thumbnails are available.
• Shorts mode – Attribute autoplay-shorts for muted autoplay, loop, and feed-friendly behavior.
• Free keyboard keys – Attribute disable-keyboard-controls so your app can use Arrow Up/Down (e.g. next/prev) without the player capturing them.
• Accent color – Attribute accent-color or CSS --accent-color for theming; your app can read it to match a custom progress bar.

v1.0.10

Version - [1.0.10]

Changed

• Updated npm authentication from Classic token to Granular token for improved security and fine-grained permissions.

v1.0.9

Version -[1.0.9]

• Added skip-intro-start and skip-intro-end and next-episode-button-overlay buttons support.
• Fixed shoppable video hotspot issue
• Added player-buttons slot

v1.0.8

[1.0.8] - 2025-09-18

New & Improved: Playlist

• Added playlist APIs: addPlaylist(playlist), next(), previous(), selectEpisodeByPlaybackId(playbackId)
• Supported attributes: default-playback-id, hide-default-playlist-panel, loop-next
• Events: playbackidchange, playlisttoggle
• Custom navigation hooks: customNext(handler), customPrev(handler); call i.next()/i.previous() inside your handlers
• Default playlist panel can be hidden to build a fully custom panel via slot="playlist-panel"
• Introduced destroy() for lightweight teardown before custom source-switching flows

v1.0.7

[1.0.7] - 2025-09-04

• Fixed "OpenOnPlay" and "autoClose" issue for shoppable-video-player theme