Reorganize the Download Settings dialog into a SmoothTabWidget with three tabs (General, Format, File) and move existing group sections into corresponding tab layouts. Import QWidget and SmoothTabWidget, increase dialog minimum width from 450 to 550, and add stretches for better layout spacing. Overhaul the dialog stylesheet to restyle tabs, frames, group boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, combo boxes and item views (borders, paddings, colors, radii, hover/selected states). Also style OK/Cancel buttons to match the Custom Options dialog. These changes improve the dialog's visual consistency and UX while preserving existing settings controls and behavior.
Introduce an "audio_normalization" option across the app and implement normalization for audio-only downloads. Updates include: add config default (ConfigManager), new language strings, settings UI checkbox + help text and logic to auto-enable force-audio-format when normalization is enabled, and persist the setting. Pass the setting from main app to DownloadThread, and in the downloader force re-encoding to mp3 when necessary and append --postprocessor-args ExtractAudio:-af loudnorm=... to apply EBU R128 normalization. This ensures normalization works reliably (avoids ffmpeg stream-copy errors) and keeps the behavior scoped to ExtractAudio postprocessor.
Introduce a "generic_mode" option to allow validating/downloading from non-YouTube sites and wire it through the UI, config, and validation logic. Key changes:
- Add generic_mode default to ConfigManager and persist setting from DownloadSettingsDialog (checkbox + help text).
- Extend validate_video_url to accept a generic_mode flag and allow any http/https URL with a domain when enabled; pass this flag from Analysis and Download flows.
- Update YTSageApp to load/save generic_mode, update URL placeholder and settings tooltip behavior, and refresh tooltip when settings change.
- Improve robustness in FormatTableMixin: handle None/incorrect types for format_note, abr, resolution, ext, and codec values to avoid type errors and ensure consistent display.
- Add localization entries for generic mode, placeholder, and related help text across multiple language files and update the in-app default localization strings.
These changes enable broader site support via yt-dlp while hardening UI format handling and keeping user settings persistent.
Add an 'Open Logs' button to the About dialog that opens the app log folder via QDesktopServices/QUrl, ensures the log directory exists, and logs warnings/errors. Include minimal styling and a handler (open_logs_folder) that uses APP_LOG_DIR and the logger. Also update settings dialog imports to include QUrl/QDesktopServices and APP_LOG_DIR. Simplify the bug report template to instruct users to open logs from the About dialog and attach ytsage.log / ytsage_error.log.
Bump help text font-size from 10px to 11px in DownloadSettingsDialog for improved readability. Updated style for force format, audio format, and filename format help labels in ytsage/gui/ytsage_gui_dialogs/ytsage_dialogs_settings.py.
Add a Reset button next to the filename format input so users can restore the default pattern. The filename input and reset button are grouped in a QHBoxLayout; the button is fixed width (70) and sets the field back to the default %(title)s_%(resolution)s.%(ext)s. Also add the corresponding i18n key (buttons.reset -> "Reset") to en.json.
Introduce a new filename_format setting and UI to control yt-dlp output templates. ConfigManager now includes a default filename_format (%(title)s_%(resolution)s.%(ext)s). The DownloadSettingsDialog exposes a text input and help text for the format and saves the value to ConfigManager. DownloadThread now accepts a filename_format argument and uses it when building output templates for single videos and playlists. YTSageApp reads the config and passes the filename format into the download thread. Added corresponding English language strings.
Moved all files from src/gui/ to ytsage/gui/ and updated import statements to use relative imports within the new package structure. This improves modularity and prepares the codebase for distribution as a proper Python package.