Felix Schröter
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Good idea. In the meantime, check out http://trakt.jemu.name
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Your points make sense, but as before this is still not something we plan on supporting. I’ll move this to researching, but I don’t anticipate changing this in the near term.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Felix Schröter commented
I've just had a look at your service worker on https://trakt.tv/service_worker.js
and it seems it basically does nothing:
"console.log('I am a Service Worker!');"
:D :DSo, here are some other areas where you could improve your web app:
- add (pre)caching to your service worker
- it seems you (partially) use server-side scripting, not sure if/how well you can cache anything with this architecture (see idea below)
- add push notificationssome more technical ideas:
- move to an SPA w/ app shell architecture
- w/ more strict differentiation between frontend & backend (this would help caching)Felix Schröter shared this idea ·
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Currently, you can hide a show from you calendar or progress page. Hiding from watched progress also hides it from your dashboard on deck. Hiding in those 2 places should work for most users.
This topic proposes a “dropped” status for a show. This would hide from the 3 sections mentioned above + add a “dropped” indicator in places such as the show summary page.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Felix Schröter commented
I already works to mark a complete show or a season of show as watched. But what I'm missing is that I can mark them as watched at a specific time.
Usually I don't know exectly when I watched all single episodes so I'd just choose a date when I finished watching all episodes of a season.
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I just noticed that I already created a suggestion ("Web App / Offline Support") which includes some of my proposals here.
Mostly regarding the use of a service worker for caching & notifications.
So, I guess this suggestion here should focus more on the initial PWA / "add to home screen" optimizations.