Releases: Nether0ne/Streams-Live
Releases · Nether0ne/Streams-Live
v1.1.0
v1.0.2 (2026-02-02)
Changes:
- Added Kick integration. However, the developer APIs do not allow to re-create the same user experience as Twitch/GoodGame APIs did, so a workaround was implemented. The application uses the developer API to fetch more info regarding running streams, while a public API is used to fetch users' followed streamers. In order to access the public API, the application would require cookies permission from now on. User's Kick cookie is being passed as an authorization token during the favorite channels request and is not being used in any other use cases of the application.
- Resolved dependabot security dependencies
Future plans:
- Redo the app building/package management with deno
- Improve and simplify code that is related to the integration of different streaming platforms
- Redesign the application, which could include more customization options in the future
v1.0.2
v1.0.2 (2022-12-25)
Changes:
- added expired token dialog, which appears on extension load if one of the platforms, which uses the access token to get stream data, has an expired access token. Dialog options suggest renewing the access token or removing the profile.
- added stream card customization options, which allows user to hide stream thumbnail, platform icon, viewers count, title and/or category
- added stream card skeleton mainly for low-end PCs which can't handle quick local storage access
- sort field and direction now apply to groups (e.g. while sorting by viewers count ascending, the first group will be a group with a min-sum of viewers)
- fixed stream card layout when no title/category was specified
- added no category label for streams that have not specified their category
- added tooltips for a group by, sort field and direction options
- fixed settings skeletons
- resolved dependabot security dependencies