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Moving FilesRefreshButton and DirectoryRefreshButton out of browser file. Moving file fetching tino FileBrowser. Removing sub-folders from Files display when any parent folder is clicked. Using closed captioning for vtt/srt file icon. Using my own react-semantic-toasts-2 to use toasts in Node 18. Fixing bug where more than the last page was displayed. Upgrading yt-dlp. Fixing sub-folder file selection. Adding rowKey to SortableTable to give React a key for each row. Renaming key to path. Removing duplicate urls. Unifying file modals. Displaying modals for image and text files. Handling refresh loading in FileBrowser. Creating refreshing_directory flag. Removing accidental commit. Sorting by url_count. Using SortableTable on Domains page. Using SortableTable for Channels page. Created new FileBrowser which allows browsing of files in the media directory. Using Node 18 in pi-gen. Creating new FileBrowser to replace outdated react-keyed-file-browser. Returning mimetype with file list. Do not display 'Do not download' on Channel download in Dashboard. Allowing null channel download frequency so user can stop downloading a channel. Bumping version for Node 18. Using my own semantic-ui-offline to avoid pulling Google fonts. Upgrading app docker container to use Node 18. This requires the removal of several npm packages. File browser will require re-write. It now pulls fonts from Google, this will need to be fixed. Testing DownloadsToggle click. Testing trinary states of DownloadsToggle. Installing @testing-library/user-event for testing App.
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