v1.6.0 (2026-09-20)
Streams used to die partway through a match and then vanish from the list when you refreshed. The stream was still on air — only its address had gone stale. Several sources hand out a playlist address that carries an expiry, and TotalSportek's lasts about thirty minutes, which is halfway through a football match. Watched one expire on the clock: a playlist forty seconds before the advertised time, and a 403 from the CDN thirty-six seconds after it. The addon now notices that answer, re-resolves the source, and serves the same feed under a fresh address without the player ever knowing.
Features
- streams: re-mint a stream whose token has expired instead of letting it die. The feed is recognised in the freshly resolved list by reducing addresses to a skeleton — epoch and opaque path segments blanked, token-named query parameters dropped — so TotalSportek's
pathhash and WatchFooty's stream number still identify it while their tokens and expiries do not, and a re-mint cannot move you to a different feed of the match. Bounded to one attempt per address per thirty seconds and three in all, so a genuinely dead stream never becomes a hammer on the provider (4a4358c)