Post #3995603
2026-07-21 20:34 UTC
**What to test:**
Play an episode and let it run past a minute and a half without touching anything. It should keep going, no crash, even with a large library.
Let an episode finish on its own with nothing queued behind it. The Now Playing bar should disappear, and VoiceOver should say "Episode finished."
Pause an episode. The bar should stay put so you can start it again.
With VoiceOver on, flick through a screen. The Now Playing group should read last, just above the tabs, not first.
After updating, confirm your subscriptions, inbox, queue, and resume points are all still there.
The show would get about a minute and a half in and just die. Not pause, not stumble. Gone, screen and all, like someone reached over and shut it off. She follows more shows than she'll admit to, and that turned out to be the reason, though she'd never have connected the two.
The last two builds handed her back small things that worked, and she couldn't use any of them past ninety seconds. She'd started timing it without meaning to. Pull out of a client's drive, get a sentence into the host, brace for the drop.
This build lets her forget she was counting. She pulls out, the host starts, and a minute and a half comes and goes with nothing under it but the road.
The other thing she only caught with the phone in her pocket and the earbuds in. When a show ends on its own now, a small voice says episode finished, and the dead little bar that used to sit there afterward is just gone. Pause instead and the bar waits, the way it should. She'd never have asked for either one. She just stopped reaching to check whether it was really over. Earshot Podcasts https://testflight.apple.com/join/u8dj5UTr
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