The element picker can now take any field from any value the page exposes, and quick links stay put when a site navigates without a reload. Everything prepared for the deferred 1.9.1 ships here too.

• Every value source is offered for every field. The engine always allowed any source for any field; the picker did not. Page-title segments were offered only for Title, player-frame URLs only for Season and Episode, meta tags and JSON-LD were reachable through auto-detect but never pickable, and a URL value was always coerced to a number so it could not fill a title. The picker now discovers everything readable on the page (URL, page title, player iframe src, meta tags, JSON-LD scalars) and offers each one as a ready-to-commit chip for all five fields. Only the shape adapts: a number field gets the numbers in a value, a text field gets its delimited segments, and a source with nothing usable is dropped instead of shown as dead text.
• New deslugify transform. A title taken from a URL is usually a slug ("breaking-bad"), which resolves on no tracker. deslugify turns it into spaced words. It applies only to slug-shaped values (all lowercase, joined by hyphens or underscores), so "Spider-Man" survives. The transform is additive, so every existing recipe still parses.
• Quick links survive client-side navigation on app.trakt.tv. At movie and show level the block disappeared as soon as you moved inside the SPA, and only a full reload brought it back. Two causes: the injected UI was never unmounted from Preact, so the next mount diffed against a stale tree and rendered nothing, and the anchor matched the "Where to Watch" heading, which the SPA does not re-render. Links now rebuild on every navigation and repaint as the title, the IMDb id, and the TMDB lookup land, with placeholder chips until the page stops naming the previous title.
• Complete quick links on AniList. Navigating to an anime page left only the links built from the id (Miruro, Anidap); every site using the romaji title stayed missing until a reload, because those titles come from sidebar rows that Vue renders about 800ms later. The block now mounts at once in a loading state and swaps in the full set once the sidebar describes the current anime, with a 3 second deadline so a page that never renders those rows still gets what can be built.
• A second Pick press leaves pick mode. Esc used to be the only way out. Pressing the armed field's own Pick button now cancels it and clears the hover highlight. Pressing a different field's button still switches to that field.
• The picking prompt no longer swallows clicks. The "click the title on the page" pill sat in a full-width wrapper that ate every click to its left and right, including the elements you were being asked to pick. The wrapper is now exactly the pill's width and takes no pointer events at all.

Trakt's redesigned web app (app.trakt.tv) renders differently enough from the classic site that quick links there were broken: no direct link (search-only), episode always defaulted to 1, and nothing showed up inside the new season/episode drawers at all. This release fixes all three.

What changed
Direct links work again on the new UI. app.trakt.tv exposes no TMDB id in its DOM (unlike the classic site), so {tmdb}-templated quick links always fell back to search. TMDB is now resolved from Trakt's own API by slug instead, cached locally.
Correct episode number. The new UI carries season and episode in query params (?season=N&episode=N); only season was being read before, so every page resolved to episode 1.
Quick links inside both drawers. The season-browsing drawer and the per-episode drawer are separate client-side overlays with no "Where to Watch" section of their own — quick links now mount inside whichever one is open and follow you as you browse.

New tools for getting recipes live and seeing what's actually tracked, plus fixes for confusing "it works but shows disabled" states.

What changed
Auto-activate synced and imported recipes. A recipe synced from another device, restored from a backup, or pulled from the library now activates on any site you've already granted, with no manual re-enable. Background reconciliation keeps content-script registrations in step with your recipe list.
"Enable all sites" toggle (Options). One switch grants every site so every present and future recipe works with no per-site prompt. It's a single catch-all that also covers cross-origin player frames.
Popup "needs access" list. The popup surfaces recipe sites you haven't granted yet, with a bulk "Enable all" (one prompt) and per-site enable. The list is capped so a big backlog can't make the popup unusable, with the rest in Settings.
Recipe-aware Sites page. Options, Sites now lists every site you have a recipe for, each with a clear enabled or needs-access dot, reads the broad grant as enabled (no more "works but shows disabled"), and the sidebar shows a count of sites awaiting access.
"Enable the player frame" badge hint. When a recipe matches but the video lives in an un-enabled (or since-changed) player iframe, the badge tells you to enable it, instead of silently resting on a "press play" badge that never advances.
Clearer Connect feedback. Connecting Trakt or AniList in Options used to do nothing visible on failure. It now reports the outcome, and a failed sign-in ("page could not be loaded") becomes an actionable "sign in to Trakt or AniList in this browser first."
Separate AniList OAuth app for Firefox. AniList allows only one redirect URL per app and each browser's redirect differs, so Firefox now uses its own AniList app when configured, falling back to the shared app otherwise.

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