feat: Add user-configurable Keyword Filter for video titles#5796
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This PR introduces a Keyword Filter feature that allows users to block videos containing specific words in their titles. While the project had some internal filtering logic, it was not accessible to the end-user. This change provides a full UI and a centralized engine to manage content preferences.
Key Changes:
1.User Interface: Added a new "Keyword filter" section under Settings > General.
2.Management: Users can add multiple keywords and remove them via a dedicated management dialog.
3.Centralized Filtering: The filtering logic is now integrated into the core
VideoGroupclass. This ensures that keywords are applied globally across all sections: Home, Subscriptions, Search, and Playlists.4.Performance & Safety:
5.Code Cleanup: Removed hardcoded test keywords from the source code.
Why is this needed? Users often want to hide specific types of content (e.g., certain games, repetitive topics, or clickbait) that are not covered by standard category filters. This tool gives users fine-grained control over their feed.
Important Note: I am not a professional programmer. This feature was implemented with the help of AI to solve a specific problem I encountered while using the app. The code has been verified to compile and follow the project's existing architecture, but I kindly ask the maintainers to review it for any potential improvements.