Bard: Fiction Podcast Player

- Show details like genre, systems, content type, and so on are now tappable. If you tap one, it will start a search. - Cleaned up the in-podcast navigation to help you sort or hide what you've played or jump to a season. - Made the scrubber knob look better. - Added new unfollow reasons, like a show just being too big of a commitment. - Improved navigability a bit on the phone. - Light redesign to the web player to take advantage of a much wider screen. - As best as Bard can tell, shows that have finished are marked complete and can be searched. This isn't perfect, but some additional refinements are coming soon. - Patreon and coffee links are more prominent right in the main player. - Made it easier to mark everything as played. - Search loads a lot faster. - Other quality-of-life changes and patches. - Search can skip shows in languages you don't read. You choose the languages in Account, and English is always on. Typing a show's name still finds it in any language. - There's a "Released recently" filter in search. - Search results come in sections: full matches first, then shows Bard doesn't have yet (with where they were found), then partial matches. - You can queue a whole season. - On the web player, you can drag to reorder the queue. - You can follow a show from the full player when you don't follow it yet. - There are two new playback speeds, 0.75x and 1.75x, in the player and in Account. - When you import an OPML file, you choose which shows to bring in before anything is followed. - Story arcs have descriptions. - A strip under the top bar says that there are notifications waiting for you in your account. - Podcasters can link to their show on Bard from their own site. The link opens the show, or asks Bard to add it if it's missing. - A show you follow now shows up when you search for it by name. - A show with only a trailer no longer says "All caught up"; it says "Trailer only". - "Shelve this show?" is gone, and every show it hid is back on your home screen. - "Drama" is gone as a genre, since every show here is audio drama.