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The eye speaks
One look at the eye tells you everything — no text, no icons needed. The eye is the player's face, and it changes with the video itself.
Shortcuts — Space play / pause · J / L or ← / → 10 seconds · ↑ / ↓ volume · F fullscreen · M mute · C subtitles · T theater · Shift+C cinema · N next video · P picture-in-picture · 0–9 jump to a part of the video · double-tap left / right to skip on touch · in fullscreen, hold the play button and drag to scrub · drag up / down on the right side of the video for volume, on the left side for brightness (video picture only, not your screen) · in fullscreen, drag along the seek bar to preview while it plays — lift to seek there, drag down off the bar to cancel · the AirPlay button (on Safari) sends the video — with sound — to your TV · the Share button gives you a link and an embed code for this video, in the quality you pick.
The watching eye. The play button is a single golden eye — and it is alive: it opens when the video plays, closes when it rests, blinks, follows your cursor, glances where you seek, fills with gold while it downloads, droops when the connection is gone, and opens wide in fullscreen. Around it: real hover previews on the seek bar, chapters with thumbnails, a playlist, speed and quality, subtitles, loop, picture-in-picture, a snapshot button, share & embed in the quality you pick, a sleep timer, cinema mode — and mood lighting that glows with the colours of the scene itself. Deep navy and gold, solid controls that stay legible over bright and dark footage, full keyboard support, and calm motion for reduced-motion preferences.
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