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fix: scope control fades to preserve responsive window animation

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Valdemar Høgsvig Lorenzen
2026-10-18 18:43:05 +02:00
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@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Open one or more local files with **⌘O**, drag them onto the video, or use Fin
Compact mode keeps playback in the same floating window; drag to move it and double-click to restore. Long window titles truncate at the end in both normal and compact mode; hover the title to see the full name. The titlebar pin keeps the normal window on top. macOS media keys also control playback; previous/next seek five seconds rather than changing tracks.
Compact entry and exit preserve the original window frame and queue visibility, including rapid toggles. Resizing uses AppKit's coordinated window animation rather than an animator proxy, avoiding competing SwiftUI window-size updates. The native resize call is synchronous for the duration of the animation.
Compact entry and exit animate asynchronously over 0.25 seconds, preserving the original window frame and queue visibility even with rapid toggles. Control fades animate only their opacity rather than the whole window update, avoiding competing SwiftUI window-size animations. Reduce Motion disables these animations.
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.