Site changelog

Important changes, newest first. Select an update to read its details.

Project beginnings and earlier improvements · Browse the recovered history by category.

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v6.5.4 Current version28 September 2026 Smoother online visitor updates

Quicker active-page updates and a steadier visitor list, with fewer retries during connection problems.

Switching back to a tab promptly updates its active page. Busy tabs avoid queued, outdated check-ins where browser tab coordination is supported.
Visits stay in newest-first order rather than moving on every heartbeat. Your own browser is marked You, and automatic list refreshes pause while you use a link or select text.
Offline browsers pause requests. Failed refreshes back off, respect server retry delays and resume after reconnection; the manual refresh remains available.
Existing counting, return-visit and privacy rules are retained. Visitor state remains outside the public web directory.

The site can use a third configured YouTube API key when the earlier credentials report a recognized limit or key failure.

Requests try the primary key, then the existing backup, then an optional third key. Empty or duplicate keys are skipped, and a successful request stops the chain.
Each credential retains its own cooldown. Cached results and existing shared search limits still apply; adding a key does not increase the provider’s project quota.
Anime YouTube discovery also recognizes a third-key-only configuration. Private failure logs identify primary, backup or third without exposing credentials.

Fixes the repeated first page on Popular Anime when the catalogue provider returns the same titles for its first two offsets.

The duplicate-boundary recovery previously limited to Airing now also applies to Popular, A–Z, Newest, categories and search/filter combinations.
Later pages advance past the repeated provider window only after the duplicate is confirmed. Normal provider pagination keeps its original offsets.
Recovered pagination retains the final results even when the provider’s Next link stops early. A stuck or overlapping recovery response is shown as temporarily unavailable instead of repeating the first titles.
Existing page URLs, active filters, ten-title page size and cached requests are retained.

The changelog now includes more of the work from the beginning of the project, recovered from earlier update packages and notes.

The early-history archive now covers the initial modernization, discovery and quota work, earlier players, Downloads, saved YouTube features, Manga, Anime, Services, themes, accessibility and maintenance.
Earlier changes are grouped by area under the v6.0 historical summary, without inventing individual release numbers or deployment dates. Existing newer release notes remain available.
A shortcut at the top opens the early project history directly. Pagination, collapsible releases, category shortcuts and version links continue to work.

See how many browsers are currently visiting the site and open an anonymous live activity list.

Visitors replaces the unused Wapmaster link on the homepage. Click the number to open the online list.
The list shows the last active page, browser, elapsed visit time, new or returning status and country when available. It refreshes automatically and has pagination.
Tabs sharing the visitor cookie count once. Online means a check-in during the last five minutes; a new visit begins after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Presence details exclude IP addresses and search terms. The counter respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control, and the Privacy page explains the anonymous cookie.