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- Floating video player resize continuing after the mouse button was released outside the browser window. Because the `mouseup` event is not delivered when the pointer leaves the viewport, the `endResize` handler was never called and the `mousemove` listener remained active indefinitely. Fixed by checking `event.buttons === 0` at the top of `handleResizeMove`; when no button is held the resize session is torn down immediately and all move listeners are removed. - Floating video player drag continuing after the mouse button was released outside the browser window, for the same reason as the resize bug above. Fixed by detecting `event.buttons === 0` in the `onDrag` handler and dispatching a synthetic `mouseup` event so react-draggable cleanly ends the drag session. - Floating video player could be dragged off any edge of the screen, making the header (and therefore the drag handle) unreachable. The player is now fully bounded: the left and top edges are clamped to `x ≥ 0` / `y ≥ 0` so the header is always visible and reachable, and the right/bottom edges are clamped so the player never extends beyond the viewport. The player is also re-clamped automatically when the browser window is resized and proportionally scaled down if the saved size is larger than the new viewport. |
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React + Vite
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Expanding the ESLint configuration
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