WHAT'S NEW - V1.4.3

• FIXED: Preloaded videos now keep their buffered data when they appear, preventing duplicate downloads and long pauses between clips

WHAT'S NEW - V1.4.2

• NEW: Ignoring/blocking an author also adds them to a local Slideshow ignore list, so their posts keep being skipped even if Reddit refuses another account block
• IMPROVED: Preloaded videos hand off more smoothly, reducing pauses between clips
• FIXED: A timing bug when rapidly moving through photos could make the slide you land on advance too quickly
• IMPROVED: Long post titles show a clearer 200ms tooltip, and reading it holds the next transition without pausing video playback
• IMPROVED: Settings, help, jump, and skipped-post panels stay open independently of slide changes

Full release notes: https://github.com/Rio517/reddit-slideshow-spectacular/releases

WHAT'S NEW - V1.4.1

• FIXED: Reddit GIFs play as video - they get a countdown bar, and the slide waits for the clip to finish instead of cutting it off
• FIXED: GIFs inside a gallery are no longer skipped
• IMPROVED: The control rail and the byline match the rest of the overlay

WHAT'S NEW - V1.4.0

• NEW: Zoom into any slide - scroll or press + / - to zoom at the pointer (the show pauses itself), then drag to pan
• NEW: Downloaded files get clean, sortable names
• IMPROVED: The settings page is organized into sections
• Various performance and bug fixes

All release notes: https://github.com/Rio517/reddit-slideshow-spectacular/releases

WHAT'S NEW - V1.3.1

• NEW: Choose a download folder (a folder inside your browser's Downloads folder)
• FIXED: Zooming a tall image now fills the screen instead of staying cropped to a narrow column

WHAT'S NEW - V1.3.0

• NEW: Configurable open keyboard shortcut
• NEW: The vote arrow on the title now shows your current vote
• IMPROVED: A tidier byline, easier-to-read text over images
• IMPROVED: The list won't close on you and goes further back
• FIXED: video clips now scale so the on-screen player controls no longer stretch across the whole window

Full release notes: https://github.com/Rio517/reddit-slideshow-spectacular/releases

WHAT'S NEW - V1.3.0

• NEW: Configurable open keyboard shortcut
• NEW: The vote arrow on the title now shows your current vote
• IMPROVED: A tidier byline, easier-to-read text over images
• IMPROVED: The list won't close on you and goes further back
• FIXED: video clips now scale so the on-screen player controls no longer stretch across the whole window

Full release notes: https://github.com/Rio517/reddit-slideshow-spectacular/releases/tag/v1.3.0

WHAT'S NEW - V1.2.0

• New keyboard shortcuts: D to download the current image or video, I to block the author (and skip their post), and A to friend/follow the author
• Separate "always show the count & skips" and "always show the title & byline" toggles
• A quieter position counter and skipped-count badge, with a small corner spinner while the next slide loads
• Fixed: the controls now hide when idle even after you click one with the mouse

Full release notes: https://github.com/Rio517/reddit-slideshow-spectacular/releases/tag/v1.2.0

Added localization for ES, IT, DE, AR and FR

Version 1.0.0 — first stable release.

What's new since 0.1.0:

## New

• Upvote / downvote the current post from the slideshow with the ↑ / ↓ keys.
• Download the current image or video, or open the original post, from the overlay.
• More media: Reddit-hosted video now plays with its sound, plus Streamable, Giphy, Catbox, and Imgur albums — alongside Redgifs and Imgur clips; crossposts resolve to the original media.
• Smarter duplicate skipping: a local perceptual hash catches the same image re-uploaded under a new link, not just exact reposts.
• Jump-to-post list and a position counter, with auto-skipped posts dimmed and labeled with the reason.
• A byline under each slide (author, subreddit, source host, and resolution).
• "Open in a window" for AirPlay / Chromecast to a TV.

Improved

• Gap-free slide changes with six transitions; videos and GIFs fill the screen; optional pan & zoom and a top countdown bar.
• More reliable playback across old and new Reddit (direct play with an automatic fallback).
• Accessibility (focus trapping, keyboard, screen-reader labels) plus correctness and security hardening.

Still 100% local: your own logged-in session (no API keys or account), no tracking, no ads, settings stored on your computer.