fix: enable window dragging outside interactive controls
Use background-only native drag gestures so scroll content and overlays remain draggable without stealing control, text, or queue-row input. Compact mode uses the same explicit drag surfaces rather than broad native background movement.
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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Compact entry and exit animate asynchronously over 0.25 seconds, preserving the
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The normal titlebar control container uses matching 4-point top and right margins. Its horizontal padding accounts for the buttons' internal spacing to visually match the title container.
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Drag the video or unused playback background to move the window, including with the queue open. A single video click hides the controls; double-click toggles fullscreen. Playback controls stay anchored at the bottom center of the video and cannot be dragged. Native window edges remain available for resizing; the open queue allows free resizing with letterboxed video.
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Drag the video or any noninteractive background to move the window, including the start screen, queue, playback chrome, loading/error screens, audio-only playback, casting and compact mode. Buttons, menus, sliders, editable/selectable text and queue rows retain their own mouse input. A single video click hides the controls; double-click toggles fullscreen. Playback controls stay anchored at the bottom center of the video. Native edges remain available for resizing; macOS fullscreen keeps its fixed window bounds.
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Active playback prevents idle system sleep. Local video also keeps the display awake; audio-only playback allows display sleep. Pause, end, close, playback failure and quit release sleep prevention.
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