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My List is a list of titles to watch later, kept in my-list.json by
title key (pstr-core::mylist) and synced as one list/<key> register per
title, so an add or a removal on one device reaches every other. A list
file that will not parse is never written over: changing the list is
refused instead. It is a filter, a row on the library, a button on the
banner and the title page, and an entry in each tile's menu.
pstr-core::news reads node_first_seen against each share's first crawl,
so a newly added share does not badge its whole library. A title that
arrived in the last two weeks and was never played is New; a series
being watched counts the unwatched episodes that arrived after it was
last played ("3 new"). They fill the tile badge and the "New episodes"
and "Recently added" rows. shelves::home puts every row in one order
for all three apps, and a shelf tile of an airing show shows a
countdown ("Ep 8 · in 2 d").
The bridge gains TitleRecord.on_list and .badge, set_on_list, the
MyList filter, airing_countdown and SyncRecord.list_changed.
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# Account and sync
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Signing in to Proton is optional. Without it, the app plays public share links and keeps
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everything on one device. Signing in adds two things:
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- **Folders of your own Drive** as shares, with no link to copy.
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- **Sync** of your place in every episode, your shares, your settings and My List, across every
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device you sign in on.
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## Signing in
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The **Proton account** section is at the top of the **Shares** page.
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1. Enter your Proton address and password, then **Sign in**.
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2. If your account has two-factor authentication, enter the code from your authenticator app.
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3. If your account has a separate mailbox password, enter it and choose **Unlock**.
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Proton sometimes asks to confirm you are human. The app then opens a small window with Proton's
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own CAPTCHA page. Solve it, and sign-in continues.
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The app keeps a session, not your password. The session goes into the system keyring. **Sign
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out** ends it on Proton's side and deletes it here.
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Not supported yet:
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- **Security keys** (FIDO2). An account whose only second factor is a security key cannot sign
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in. Add an authenticator app as a second method in your Proton settings.
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- **Email or SMS verification** instead of a CAPTCHA.
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## Adding a folder of your Drive
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1. Sign in.
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2. Under **Add from your Drive**, choose **Browse your Drive**.
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3. Open folders until you reach the one that holds your videos.
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4. Choose **Add this folder**.
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The folder becomes a share like any link: it is crawled, shown in the library and streamed. It is
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read through your account, so there is no link or password to store. The same folder has the
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same identity on every device, so watch history follows it.
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## Sync
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When you are signed in, each device keeps a small file in your Drive. You find them under
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**Computers** on the Proton Drive website, in a device called `proton-stream`, in the folder
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`watch-history`.
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**What syncs:**
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- Where you stopped in each episode, and which episodes you watched
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- Your shares, including their links and passwords (end-to-end encrypted, like every file in
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your Drive)
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- Settings: playback, appearance and posters and descriptions, including a TMDB key
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- Matches you picked by hand, and your audio and subtitle choice for each show
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- My List: a title you add on one device is on the list of every other, and one you remove is
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removed from all of them
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**What stays on each device:** volume and mute, the streaming cache size, text size, Wi-Fi only,
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background audio, hardware decoding, window size, and the library's filter and sort order.
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**When it syncs:** when the app starts, every 5 minutes while it is open, when you stop playing,
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and when it closes. **Sync now** runs it at once. Android also syncs in the background shortly
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after you leave the app.
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**How conflicts are settled:** each device writes only its own file, and reads everyone else's.
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For each episode, each setting and each title on My List, the newest change wins. A device that signs in for the first
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time takes the others' state and does not overwrite it with its own defaults.
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A device that has not synced for 90 days has its file moved to the Drive trash.
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The status line under your address says how the last sync went, for example *Synced 3 min ago ·
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2 positions from other devices*. To stop syncing, sign out.
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