Device logs (not assumptions) pinned the real cause of the hdporngg/fullmovies
flicker: the backend returns a get_file URL, but get_file is bound to the IP that
loaded the *page*. The backend (VPS) loads the page, so the get_file is VPS-bound;
the phone fetching that get_file gets HTTP 410 -> ExoPlayer errors -> falls back to
the proxy via nav.replace (the "flicker"), and ends up streaming through the proxy.
(My earlier "stateless/portable" test was from the VPS — same IP as the page load —
so it wrongly showed 206.)
Fix: when the direct_url is a get_file, the phone re-fetches the *page* itself
(resolveGetFilePage on source.page_url) so the get_file is bound to the phone IP,
picks the requested quality skipping 4K (dead on fpvcdn), follows to the CDN, and
hands ExoPlayer a working URL. On failure it keeps the original (proxy fallback).
Verified on device: [getfile] page-resolve -> get_file 206 -> ExoPlayer PLAYING,
position advancing, no error/proxy/flicker, real video frame rendered.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
hdporn.gg/fullmovies.xxx return an unresolved get_file direct_url that 302-redirects
to fpvcdn.com with the requester IP baked in. The backend can't resolve it (would
bind fpvcdn to the VPS IP -> mobile 403), so the phone must follow the redirect. But
ExoPlayer errors on that cross-domain get_file->fpvcdn redirect (drops Referer / won't
complete it) -> the native player falls back to the proxy via nav.replace, which the
user sees as a screen-reload "flicker" before playback (and means it's actually playing
through the VPS proxy, not direct).
Fix: resolve the get_file 302 in JS on the phone (so fpvcdn binds to the phone IP)
before navigating to the player, and hand ExoPlayer the final fpvcdn URL directly —
no redirect, no error, no flicker, no proxy. Uses the same redirect:'manual' +
Location-header pattern as the doodstream resolver (works on RN Android). On resolve
failure it keeps the original get_file URL (current behaviour with proxy fallback).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tłumaczenie wszystkich user-facing stringów PL→EN (bug-report 2026-05-31
"dalej wszystko po polsku"). Alerty, przyciski, placeholdery, labelki w 12
ekranach/komponentach: BugReportFAB, AppLock(Screen/Settings/PinEntry),
applock biometric prompts, doodstream error msgs, MovieDetail, PlaybackQuality,
Player, SceneDetail, ScenesFilter, SiteScenes. Komentarze w kodzie zostają PL.
Zmiany były WIP drugiego okna (uncommitted); wjechały do bundla 0.2.1 przy
buildzie (były w working tree) — apka zainstalowana już ma EN. Ten commit
utrwala je w gicie żeby nie zginęły. Czysto stringi, zero zmian logiki.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
filemoon (+ mirrory kerapoxy/lvturbo/emturbovid/bysezoxexe/bysezejataos)
nie umarł — ~2026-05 zrobił rebrand na Vite SPA "Byse Frontend". Stary
P.A.C.K.E.R.-JWPlayer embed zniknął, więc backend uznał go za martwego i
wpisał na DEAD_HOSTER_RE. RE bundla index-ChwZgmXV.js (2026-05-22):
POST /api/videos/<code>/embed/playback body {"fingerprint":{}}
→ {"playback":{"key_parts":[..],"iv":..,"payload":..}}
→ key=concat(b64url(key_parts)); AES-256-GCM(key,iv,payload) → JSON
→ sources[*].url = HLS master.m3u8
Browser-attestation jest opcjonalny — pusty fingerprint wystarcza.
Stream URL jest IP-bound (token wiąże się z IP requestera), więc resolve
musi iść z urządzenia użytkownika (jak doodstream.ts / packerHoster.ts).
- mobile/src/lib/aesGcm.ts — pure-JS AES-256-GCM decrypt (RN/Hermes nie
ma Web Crypto); S-box liczony z GF(2^8), GHASH weryfikuje tag.
Zweryfikowane przeciw cryptography (Python) na 2 payloadach.
- mobile/src/lib/filemoonHoster.ts — resolver: POST playback → decrypt →
pick best source. E2E test: filemoon.to/e + /d + bysezoxexe.com mirror.
- PlayerScreen: filemoon w resolve useEffect obok doodstream/packer.
- backend: filemoon poza DEAD_HOSTER_RE; hoster.py early-return → przelot
jako type='hoster' do mobile resolvera (server-side resolve bezcelowy,
bo URL IP-bound do VPS).
- direct_scrapers: poprawiony błędny komentarz "filemoon shutdown".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Goon — self-hosted aggregator for adult-content scene metadata.
Indexes scenes from TPDB, StashDB, and 30+ public adult tube sites.
Cross-source deduplication via perceptual hash + Levenshtein distance.
FastAPI backend + APScheduler worker + React Native (Expo) mobile client.
FOSS, ad-free, donation-funded. See README for details.