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Add still watching feature #6737
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ESLint doesn't pass. Please fix all ESLint issues.
src/apps/stable/features/playback/constants/stillWatchingAction.ts
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Ideally, new files should be in TypeScript (.ts) if possible
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Monitor how many episodes have been watched in a row with no remote interaction. Default behavior is if 3 episodes have been watched, or there was 90 minutes of watch time, with no interaction, a timer starts when watching the 4th episode. If timer runs out with no interaction, "Are you still watching prompt" appears. Another countdown starts and a progress bar fills the "No" button. When countdown ends, and a choice hasn't been selected playback ends. There are a series of user customizable options to configure the conditions the screen will trigger, or you can disable it all together.
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Adds a feature that has been requested for 5 years now
Also requested in jellyfin/jellyfin-androidtv#1327 (Android TV issue, but still has been universally requested)