Upload tokens, and the Firesync companion app

Upload Tokens

• Scripts, capture boxes and other tools can now upload without a password or a browser session. Create a token under Settings → Security → Upload Tokens. It uploads as you and obeys whatever permissions you hold at that moment, so revoking the account revokes the token.
• Chunked uploads survive a server restart instead of starting over.
• Tools can look before they send — ask whether a video or image is already in the library, and list your folders and games to decide where it belongs.
• Full API in docs/UploadTokens.md.

Firesync

A companion app for Windows and Linux that watches folders on your machine and uploads new clips and screenshots on its own, with per-folder rules for where they land. It signs in with a token from the pane above, never your password. Linked from Settings, downloads on the Firesync releases page.

Fixes

• Uploading a clip you already have no longer creates a second copy. The upload is hashed on arrival, and a match answers with the existing video instead. A record whose file went missing still accepts a re-upload as a restore.
• nginx stops filling the error log with uninitialized "video_id" warnings on every thumbnail request.