* Separate hidden window, with its own renderer process, for WebTorrent
(Must be a window. You cannot run WebRTC at all in a Web Worker, and you can't
run it well in a node process like the electron main process.)
* Disabled the create-torrent-modal for now. That gives us a consistent UX
regardless of whether the user dragged files or folders onto the app or opened
the Create New Torrent menu item.
* Main process routes all messages between the main and webtorrent windows.
* The renderer index.js is smaller now (but still too big), with the WebTorrent
interface moved to webtorrent.js / it's own process.
* The UI should be faster now, and should not lag under load.
* Work around a Chrome bug by avoiding Windows-specific backslash paths
* Change the name of the program from "Streaming torrent client" to "WebTorrent"
Next step: Chromecast and Airplay play/pause, scrub, and state management
When casting, the correct cast button should be lit up and the video should be replaced with a title image and text
Native windows get lighter when they’re backgrounded so they stand out
less (at least on OS X). Let’s do this too.
Even the Spotify app, which has dozens of developers gets this wrong.
We’re so awesome :)
Also:
- Renamed a bunch of state variables (next time will make separate
commit, sry)
- All window-related variables (e.g. isFullScreen, isFocused, etc.)
live in `state.window` now
- Remove negative class name, use CSS :not() instead
- make torrent placeholder the exact size of a normal torrent
- make torrent list window minimum size of two torrents
- make window start out sized for 4 torrents
- increase font size responsively
