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- Full-bleed cover fills top ~52% of screen with top+bottom gradient overlays for header and track info legibility; eliminates the large dead space between cover and seek bar - Chapter number shown as brand-coloured label above the chapter title - Remaining time (−m:ss) displayed in the centre of the seek bar row - Transport row uses justify-between; chapter-skip buttons are smaller (w-5, muted/60 opacity) vs time-skip (w-7, full muted) to clearly distinguish secondary from primary seek controls - Speed / Auto-next / Sleep now sit on a single tidy row — no more wrapping or mixed visual styles between the segmented speed control and the two pill buttons - Header buttons use frosted-glass style (bg-black/25 backdrop-blur) so they remain legible over the cover image
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# create a new project
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# recreate this project
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Developing
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npm run dev
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npm run dev -- --open
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npm run build
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