StreamDock 2.0.0

Material Changes:
The bar at the top is still there but now it disappears. This was much more straight forward that I thought (clarity being the value of just starting over)
Menus are out. Menus were fine in macOS but really made the UI ugly on Windows in Linux. Now, everything is either in the header or an internal control.
Other aspect ratios are out. Outside of 16x9 there are so many cinema standards that are very close to each other. 4x3 is rare and typically has the bars to make it 16x9 anyway. However, I did add an aspect ratio lock so that when you get it where you want it you can scale as needed.
Dark vs. Light modes. There is so little UI to this thing it hardly seems worth it so I scraped it for now. Dark is king!
No more stream IDs! If you never looked at the code this isn't all that relevant but the crux of it was that it pigeon-holed me into some less-than-ideal circumstances. There are 'pre-loaded' stream services but the app no longer cares about them. Delete them all if you want.
That said, there is now a stream editor that allows you to add/remove/reorder the streaming services that show up in the header bar.
There are still service specific scripts to do things like skip ads, previews or recaps but now those are based on the domain of what you are watching, not the stream definition. This has the side of effect of making those scripts work on links you open which they did not before.
Script toggles in the preferences pane now apply to all services. Sorry, but I didn't see much use for turning off recaps or enabling binge-mode on a service-by-service basis. If you turn something on or off, it will apply to all services where there are scripts in place (noted below.)
Window and Linux are now first-class citizens. I spent a lot more time getting the 'native' feel for those OS's.
Child windows now get the full boat of scripted service features, but I won't be adding others like aspect ratio or always on top.
Search is still in place with some subtle UI changes. The initial search returns less info than before. This is to save on API calls. Getting all the details as before would require up to 21 calls per search. Now it is just 1 and the detail modal will get the rest as you click on a title. I may revisit that.
Resuming play when restoring the window now only activates if the video being restored was playing when you hid it. Used to be that if you had resume turned on it would resume play after restore whether it was playing or not.
There is a button in the advanded tab under settings you can use to wipe all your data from StreamDock. This will reset the app as if it was freshly installed and restart. This will log you out of all services and delete all bookmarks and updated settings. ?This cannot be undone!?
Touchbar is out. Was anyone really using that?
Electron: Using the latest stable version.
Security: Node integration is now turned off and context isolation is turned on. A preload script only exposes node functionality as needed.
No more Bootstrap, lodash or jQuery. The only primary dependencies are Electron and FontAwesome (for glyphs.)
The code... in my opinion it is waaayyyy better. Much easier to read and far less convoluted. Separation of concerns and whatnot...