This can be done by right-clicking the tab area or pressing the keyboard shortcut (default: Ctrl+U).
Co-authored-by: Leon Richardt <leon.richardt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Rasmus Karlsson <rasmus.karlsson@pajlada.com>
Fix CLI arguments not being respected. This happened due to the addition of category-based logging (--help, --version) and changes to the window loading ( --channels), respectively.
When handling --channels, I took the liberty to refactor the previous version of window description (which relied on generating JSON) to directly building the WindowLayout.
You can disable this by unchecking "Color @usernames" under `Settings -> General -> Advanced (misc.)`
Co-authored-by: Rasmus Karlsson <rasmus.karlsson@pajlada.com>
Adds custom channel filters complete with their own mini-language. Filters can be created in settings, and applied by clicking the three dots to open the Split menu and selecting "Set filters".
There's now a new (yet another, sigh) section in Settings -> General, which lets you set streamer mode to 'enable/disable/detect obs' and there are also separate settings for each of the things that streamer mode covers. I just have to add ping sounds and PR is ready to be merged :)
* Show "Streamer Mode" image as link thumbnails if applicable
* Moved hideViewerCountAndDuration to streamerMode settings
Set it to false by default (just how it used to be under /misc settings, also reworked live tooltip to be a bit prettier and say "<Streamer Mode>" in gray instead of "Live with <hidden> for <hidden> viewers"
* Experimental argument handling
* Restored browser extension launch functionality
Also moved check from BrowerExtension.cpp to Args.cpp as it is more relevant there and doesn't require passing arguments to a function in another file
* Fixed formatting
* Simplified Args.cpp code, added changelog entry
* Hid crash-recovery from help
* Dont save settings if launched with --channels
* Changed parsing method to t:channel
* Code cleanup
* Changed plaform delimeter to :, platform defaults to Twitch
Co-authored-by: fourtf <tf.four@gmail.com>
* Split up Window Layout loading into a loading and application stage
Previously, we were creating UI elements at while we were reading the window-layout.json file.
We now read the window-layout.json file fully first, which results in a
WindowLayout struct which is built up of a list of windows with a list
of tabs with a root node which contains containers and splits.
This WindowLayout can then be applied.
This will enable PRs like #1940 to start Chatterino with Window Layouts
that aren't defined in a json file.
This commit has deprecated loading of v1 window layouts (we're now on v2). If a v1 window layout is there, it will just be ignored and Chatterino will boot up as if it did not have a window layout at all, and on save that old window layout will be gone.
* Fix compile error for mac
* (#1874) Disable update checking for unsupported platforms
As described #1874, only Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux are officially
supplied with builds. Thus checking for updates is unnecessary if we
are e.g. on FreeBSD, OpenBSD, illumos distros and possibly other
Operating Systems.
This fixes#1874 by ifdef-ing the 3 officially supported platforms
when checking for updates. Otherwise a debug warning will be emitted
and in the settings the checkbox for beta-updates is hidden and
replaced by a message, explaining the reason for why there are no beta
updates.
* Update CHANGELOG
In accordance with #1874
* (#1874) Move platform check into checkForUpdates
As discussed in #1914
* (#1874) Move check for supported OS to a seperate function.
As requested in #1914
