Office: search, kind filter, sorting, pinned and recent documents, saved list, upload and drag-and-drop, document menu; Movies & TV mini player keeps its controls visible

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

README.md

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 - **Settings sync**: your preferences (mail addresses, audiobooks sign-in (encrypted), Plex library, Office save location, calendar/task views, recent files) are saved on the server in `/data/settings.json` and shared by every device. The Seafile sign-in token is saved there too (encrypted), so Settings shows Seafile as signed in on every device. Only the music queue stays in the browser.
 - **Search**: libraries, file names (scans libraries if Seafile has no search index) and Plex artists/albums/tracks.
 - **Music**: Plex player. Sign in goes through plex.tv (no password handled), the server proxies your Plex server and adds the token itself, and a mini player keeps playing as you move between tabs; the current and next two tracks are downloaded in full so changing songs is instant and a slow or lost connection does not stop playback; the Home dashboard and the Music tab show a live Now Playing card (follows the song, seek bar, shuffle/repeat, previous/next, lyrics, queue) above the rest; the queue (play next / add to queue) and position are remembered. The player reports what is playing to Plex (play, pause, stop, position every 10 s), so it appears under Now Playing / Activity in the Plex dashboard as "NE Hub", under the Plex account you signed in with. **Plex Home users**: if your Plex account has a Plex Home (managed users, kids, guests), the Music tab shows "Playing as <name>" with a switch link; pick another person (and enter their PIN if they have one) and Music, playlists, ratings and the Plex dashboard follow that person. The account that signed in is kept so switching back needs no PIN. It is per hub person, remembered across restarts, and has only been tried against a fake plex.tv. **Lyrics and karaoke**: the Lyrics button (on the Now Playing card, in the full player, and in the wide mini player) opens a full-screen lyrics view that follows the song, tap a line to jump to it, A−/A+ change the size, and **Karaoke** shows just the current line big with the colour sweeping across it as it is sung (word by word when the source has word timing, otherwise across the line). Lyrics come from Plex first if the song has them (embedded, a `.lrc` file next to it, or Plex Pass), otherwise from the bundled **Lyrica** service (`lyrica` container; sources LRCLIB, Musixmatch via Lrcmux, NetEase, Megalobiz; YouTube auto-captions are never used, and an answer for a recording of a very different length is refused). Lookups send the artist and title to those public sources and are kept in `/data/lyrics` so a song is looked up once. If the timing is off, the − / + buttons shift it half a second at a time (remembered per song); "Wrong lyrics?" lets you search with a corrected artist or title. Remove the `lyrica` service and the hub's `LYRICS_API_URL` line to skip the online lookup (Plex lyrics still work). No vocal removal.
-- **Movies & TV** (Plex): a tab under Media for your Plex movie and TV libraries, using the same Plex sign-in and Plex Home user as Music (sign in once in the Music tab). Continue Watching, a poster grid per library with Show more, search, a page for each movie, show, season and episode (summary, cast, genres, runtime), Mark watched/unwatched, and Resume or From the start. The player plays the file straight when the browser can (MP4 with H.264 and AAC); otherwise Plex converts it as it plays (HLS: native in Safari, with the bundled hls.js in `public/vendor/` elsewhere), with a Quality choice (Auto, Original, 1080p, 720p, 480p), an audio-track choice and subtitles (drawn into the picture by Plex, so choosing one converts the video). It reports your position to Plex every 10 seconds (so Continue Watching and the Plex dashboard follow), marks an item watched at the end, offers the next episode with a 10-second countdown, stops the conversion when you leave, and pauses Music while a video plays. Controls: a seek bar with elapsed and remaining time, play/pause, back 10 s and forward 10 s, previous and next episode, volume, speed (0.75 to 2×), Quality & tracks, picture in picture and full screen, which hide after 3 seconds (click plays/pauses and double click goes full screen; on a touch screen tap shows the controls and double tap on the left or right side skips 10 s). Keys: space or k play/pause, left/right or j/l skip (shift or j/l = 30 s), up/down volume, 0-9 jump to 0-90%, n and p next and previous episode, f full screen, m mute. **Mini player**: leave the player page (to any tab) and the video keeps playing in a small window at the bottom right, with play/pause, back to the full player and close; music and video pause each other. Every page shows where you are (library, show, season) with links back, and a pill for each library. Give it to people in Settings -> People (Movies & TV). Tried only against a fake Plex with a real test video, in a Safari-engine browser and through hls.js; how it behaves with your real files (conversion speed, subtitles, odd codecs) is the thing to try. Not included: downloads, casting (Chromecast/AirPlay), skip intro, text subtitles you can switch without converting.
+- **Movies & TV** (Plex): a tab under Media for your Plex movie and TV libraries, using the same Plex sign-in and Plex Home user as Music (sign in once in the Music tab). Continue Watching, a poster grid per library with Show more, search, a page for each movie, show, season and episode (summary, cast, genres, runtime), Mark watched/unwatched, and Resume or From the start. The player plays the file straight when the browser can (MP4 with H.264 and AAC); otherwise Plex converts it as it plays (HLS: native in Safari, with the bundled hls.js in `public/vendor/` elsewhere), with a Quality choice (Auto, Original, 1080p, 720p, 480p), an audio-track choice and subtitles (drawn into the picture by Plex, so choosing one converts the video). It reports your position to Plex every 10 seconds (so Continue Watching and the Plex dashboard follow), marks an item watched at the end, offers the next episode with a 10-second countdown, stops the conversion when you leave, and pauses Music while a video plays. Controls: a seek bar with elapsed and remaining time, play/pause, back 10 s and forward 10 s, previous and next episode, volume, speed (0.75 to 2×), Quality & tracks, picture in picture and full screen, which hide after 3 seconds (click plays/pauses and double click goes full screen; on a touch screen tap shows the controls and double tap on the left or right side skips 10 s). Keys: space or k play/pause, left/right or j/l skip (shift or j/l = 30 s), up/down volume, 0-9 jump to 0-90%, n and p next and previous episode, f full screen, m mute. **Mini player**: leave the player page (to any tab) and the video keeps playing in a small window at the bottom right, with a seek bar, time, back and forward 10 s, play/pause, previous and next episode, back to the full player and close, always visible (like the music mini player); music and video pause each other. Every page shows where you are (library, show, season) with links back, and a pill for each library. Give it to people in Settings -> People (Movies & TV). Tried only against a fake Plex with a real test video, in a Safari-engine browser and through hls.js; how it behaves with your real files (conversion speed, subtitles, odd codecs) is the thing to try. Not included: downloads, casting (Chromecast/AirPlay), skip intro, text subtitles you can switch without converting.
 - **Audiobooks**: embeds audiobooks.necloud.us in a frame that keeps playing while you use other tabs, with reload, full screen and open-in-new-tab buttons.
   Back-door sign-in: set `AUDIOBOOKS_LOGIN_LINK` to the site's secret link (the key is part of it). The frame loads `/api/audiobooks/enter`, which checks
   the person may use the Audiobooks tab and redirects to that link, so the key stays in the server's environment and never appears in the app's page,
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 - **File version history**: on any Seafile file, "Version history" lists earlier versions with who and when, and can download or restore one (restoring keeps the current version in the history). This uses Seafile's history API and has not been tried against a live Seafile server yet.
 - **Code layout**: `public/` holds one script per feature (`tasks.js`, `calendar.js`, `music.js`, `player.js`, `files.js`, `settings.js`, ...). They are plain scripts that share one global scope and load in the order listed in `index.html` (`boot.js` last); the versioned `?v=` addresses and the cache version are computed from every file in `public/`.
 - **Podcast** opens `PODCAST_URL` (a home-network address) in its own tab. **Podcast Admin** is no longer a menu entry: it is a built-in link on the **Links** page (opens `VERSE_URL` in a new tab, cannot be edited or deleted) for people who have the Podcast Admin permission in Settings -> People; the old `#/verse` address goes to Links.
-- **Office**: embeds onlyoffice.necloud.us in a frame, with an "open in new tab" fallback if it blocks framing.
+- **Office**: make, find and open Word, Excel and PowerPoint files kept in Seafile (they open in OnlyOffice inside the app). New document / spreadsheet / presentation buttons, search, a filter by kind, sorting (newest, name, size), **Pinned** and **Recently opened** at the top, an Upload button and drop-files-on-the-page (with the same Replace / Keep both / Skip choice as Files), a three-dots menu on every document (share link, download, version history, rename, move, delete), and a saved copy of the list that shows at once while the real one loads (and stays if Seafile cannot be reached). Pins are saved with your settings and follow you across devices. The Ctrl/Cmd-K palette can create a new document, spreadsheet or presentation.
 - **Mail**: several mail accounts per person in one place: **Gmail**, **iCloud Mail** and (optionally) **Outlook.com** (personal). Folders with unread counts, message list with search, reader, compose with attachments (up to about 3 MB) and a From choice, reply, reply all, forward, archive, delete, flag, mark unread, an unread badge on the Mail tab (all accounts added up) and a Home card with the latest unread across accounts. Each person adds their own accounts (Mail tab, or Settings -> Mail -> Add an account); everything is private to them and stored encrypted in their own folder.
   - **Gmail and iCloud** use IMAP/SMTP with an **app password**, so there is nothing to set up on the server. Gmail: turn on 2-Step Verification, then make an app password at myaccount.google.com/apppasswords. iCloud: appleid.apple.com -> Sign-In and Security -> App-Specific Passwords. The password is checked with the provider before it is saved, and wrong ones are explained in plain words. iCloud does not keep a copy of mail sent over SMTP, so NE Hub files one in Sent itself (not yet confirmed against a real iCloud account).
   - **Outlook.com** goes through Microsoft Graph (Outlook.com no longer allows IMAP passwords), which needs the one-time Microsoft app below; without it the Outlook.com button simply is not offered.