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Changelog

All notable changes to the DarkPeers Mod Queue Helper will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[0.6.0] - 2026-04-09

Fixed

  • Banned groups — replaced Luminarr list (87 groups) with DarkPeers authoritative list (60 groups + EVO/HDT conditional exceptions). False positives for Kira, 4K4U, d3g, iVy eliminated. EVO allowed for WEB-DL, HDT allowed for REMUX.
  • Encode resolution — removed fake "720p minimum" rule. DarkPeers allows all resolutions including 360p, 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p.
  • Opus/FLAC — removed fake mono/stereo restriction. DarkPeers has no channel limit on Opus or FLAC.
  • Dual-Audio — corrected to DarkPeers definition: any 2 languages = Dual-Audio, 3+ = MULTi. Removed incorrect English-origin restriction.
  • Release group — missing group tag is now a warning, not an error. DarkPeers allows uploads without a group tag.
  • Atmos detection — now checks only the default audio track, not all tracks. Eliminates false positives from Atmos on commentary/secondary tracks.
  • HDR validation — no longer gated behind 2160p/4320p. Validates HDR tags whenever they appear in the title, catching "HDR10" (should be "HDR") at any resolution.
  • SRRDB search — added scene-name normalization (strip colons/apostrophes, & → and) and fallback keyword search when exact match fails.
  • Prowlarr rename detection — self-consistency checks now ignore release group differences between torrent title and folder/file names, reducing false rename warnings.
  • Corrective messages — replaced Luminarr §section references with plain "Naming Guide" link to DarkPeers wiki. Removed img.luminarr.me from image hosts.

Added

  • Ignored indexers — new setting to exclude specific indexers from Prowlarr results (e.g. TorrentLeech). Comma-separated, case-insensitive.
  • Manual re-search — "Re-search" button in External Integrations section header. Prevents unwanted auto-searches after page edits. Click to re-query SRRDB and Prowlarr on demand.
  • Expanded indexer view — all matching indexers shown (no longer capped at 3). First 3 inline, rest in collapsible "+N more" section.
  • Torrent age — relative age shown next to each alternative indexer ("3d ago", "2mo ago") when Prowlarr provides publish dates.
  • Dynamic match summaries — Prowlarr summary now lists only fields that actually match instead of hardcoded "title, year, resolution, codecs all consistent". Mismatched fields are excluded from the claim.
  • Alternative hyperlinks — "Also found on" indexers are now clickable links to the source tracker page when URL is available.

[0.5.0] - 2026-04-06

Added

  • Preferred indexer selection — new preferredIndexers setting (comma-separated list in Settings panel) allows moderators to specify trusted indexers. When multiple indexers return the same release (tied relevance scores), preferred indexers are selected first. Preference is strictly a tiebreaker — never overrides a clearly better match from a non-preferred indexer.
  • Best match link — best match title now links to the source tracker page via Prowlarr's infoUrl field (opens in new tab). Link omitted gracefully when URL unavailable.
  • Field comparison detail — collapsible "Comparison details" section shows per-field match status (title, year, resolution, source, video codec, audio codec), self-consistency check results (folder ✓/✗, filename ✓/✗), and alternative indexers.
  • Alternative indexers — up to 3 alternative indexers shown in detail section ("Also found on: BLU, TL")

Changed

  • Explainability rewrite — replaced vague "Title consistent with indexed release" with specific moderation summaries:
    • match: "Name matches release on {indexer} — title, year, resolution, codecs all consistent"
    • likely_match: "Name likely matches release on {indexer} — minor field differences"
    • uncertain: "No strong match found — cannot verify release name automatically"
    • likely_renamed: "Possible rename — {specific issue}"
    • renamed: "Likely renamed — folder and filename both differ from torrent name"
  • Rename issue labels — replaced misleading "expected/found" framing with "Torrent name: / Folder name:" to avoid implying the torrent name is the authoritative source
  • Header wording — "Found on N indexer(s)" replaced with "Found on {indexer}" (single) or "Best match from {indexer} (N indexers total)" (multiple)
  • Match selection algorithm — replaced single-pass highest-score selection with candidate-based ranking: relevance score (descending, 0.01 epsilon for ties) → preferred indexer rank → seeders (descending)

[0.4.1] - 2026-04-06

Fixed

  • Separator normalization in rename detection — dot-separated filenames (e.g. DTS-HD.MA.5.1) now parse identically to space-separated titles (e.g. DTS-HD MA 5.1), eliminating false positives when the only difference is formatting
    • Dots between words are normalized to spaces before tokenization
    • Codec dots preserved (H.264, H.265)
    • Channel dots preserved (5.1, 2.0, 7.1)
    • Fixes false positive on: The Indian Runner 1991 1080p BluRay REMUX AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1-TDD vs The.Indian.Runner.1991.BluRay.Remux.1080p.AVC.DTS-HD.MA.5.1-TDD.mkv

[0.4.0] - 2026-04-06

Changed

  • Rename detection rewrite — replaced brittle word-overlap scoring and stripped-string cross-seed comparison with confidence-based RenameDetector module
    • Weighted field-based scoring using H.extractTitleElements (title, year, resolution, source, codecs)
    • Release group differences no longer penalize relevance score
    • Codec alias matching (x264 = H.264, DD = AC-3, etc.)
    • TV scope awareness — MediaInfo filename comparison skipped for season packs to prevent false positives
    • Self-consistency checks (folder/file vs torrent name) as primary rename signal
    • Five-level confidence model: match, likely_match, uncertain, likely_renamed, renamed
    • Prowlarr results are now advisory (maximum: warn) — never auto-recommend REJECT
    • Element ordering and file extension differences no longer cause false positives

Fixed

  • False positive on element orderingBluRay.1080p vs 1080p.BluRay no longer flagged as renamed
  • False positive on group name differences — different release group on indexer no longer treated as rename evidence
  • TV season pack false positives — single-episode MediaInfo filename no longer compared against season-level Prowlarr results

[0.3.2] - 2026-04-05

Fixed

  • Container format check — allow MP4 alongside MKV for non-Full Disc releases (DarkPeers does not enforce MKV-only)

[0.3.1] - 2026-04-05

Fixed

  • BB-Code URL tag — corrected [url=...]Upload Rules[/url] to [url]...[/url] in the corrective message builder

[0.3.0] - 2026-04-05

Changed

  • Rule engine readability — un-minified the quality-gate rule engine (k) and its resolutionTypeMatch extension from dense single-line blocks into properly indented, multi-line JavaScript

[0.2.0] - 2026-04-05

Changed

  • Configuration readability — un-minified the quality-gate configuration object (g) from a single 20KB line into properly indented, multi-line JavaScript for easier review and maintenance

[0.1.0] - 2026-04-05

Added

  • Quality-gate rule engine — automated checks for resolution, audio/video codecs, HDR formats, sources, screenshots, media info, and subtitles
  • DarkPeers-specific checks — extended moderation rules tailored to DarkPeers upload standards (banned groups, tiered release groups, naming conventions)
  • Title validator — template-based title validation enforcing correct element order for Full Disc/Remux, Encode, and WEB releases
  • SRRDB integration — scene release verification via SRRDB API lookup
  • Prowlarr integration — cross-seed and duplicate detection through Prowlarr search
  • Cross-seed rename detection — flags potential cross-seed renames by comparing against Prowlarr results
  • Corrective message builder — generates pre-formatted moderation messages listing detected issues
  • Settings panel — persistent user configuration via Tampermonkey storage (Prowlarr URL/API key, rules URL, feature toggles)
  • Configurable selectors — DOM abstraction layer supporting custom CSS selectors per instance
  • Multi-instance support — instance configuration system for site-specific feature flags and settings