Progress save doesn't work when video source changes

[AfaqAhmad0]

I really love this extension but it lacks one thing resuming the video from where I left like if I was watching a movie and I stopped half way the next day I want to resume t from where I left It should automatically start from where I left.

**solution **
Solution is quite simple just save current time of the playing video by the name of the video or link as the identifier after some interval into local browser storage and when player starts check if there's any entry in local storage by this name.

Something I tried but I'm a beginner and don't know much
changed mediainfo in FastStreamClient

setMediaInfo(info) {
    this.mediaInfo = info;
    
    localStorage.setItem(`suggestedName`, info["name"]);
    
    this.interfaceController.subtitlesManager.mediaInfoSet();
  }

HandleResume

function handleVideoResume(video) {
  suggestedName = localStorage.getItem(`suggestedName`);    
  console.log(suggestedName," kkkkk")
  const storedTime = localStorage.getItem(suggestedName);

  // Resume playback if a stored time exists
  if (storedTime) {
      video.currentTime = parseFloat(storedTime);
      console.log(`Resuming video from ${storedTime} seconds`);
  }

  // Save playback position on pause or beforeunload
  video.addEventListener('pause', () => {
    console.log("Pause")
      localStorage.setItem(`video-time-${suggestedName}`, video.currentTime);
  });

  window.addEventListener('beforeunload', () => {
      localStorage.setItem(`video-time-${suggestedName}`, video.currentTime);
  });
}

it worked to some extent but not good enough some logical error maybe

[Andrews54757]

There is already an option to save your progress. It sets identifiers based on the source URL. if the source URL changes then the player won't recognize it.

[AfaqAhmad0]

i looked for 'save progress' and it was there but the problem was URL was changing each time I play the video so what i did I replaced (in loadProgressData())

this.progressHashesCache = await this.progressMemory.getHashes(this.player.getSource().identifier);

with this:

const suggestedName = (this.mediaInfo?.name || 'video').replaceAll(' ', '_') ;
    this.progressHashesCache = await this.progressMemory.getHashes(suggestedName);

movies can rarely have exactly same names so there are very few chances of conflict even if they do it is not a big deal I'll just seek to start

another approach I tried is to use the url of tab as identifier although there can be multiple video on one tab but form me this is not the case

[Andrews54757]

when a name conflict occurs with auto-next enabled, the player might skip to the next video even though you haven't watched it yet. I will try to find another way.

[AfaqAhmad0]

using the tab url is a better option i think or url+name