Exia for Apple TV: Home, Library, Search, title pages, the Siri Remote player and paged manga reading.
Apple TV picks up your setup from iCloud on first launch, so there's nothing to set up on the TV.
AniList and MyAnimeList sign-ins sync through your private iCloud, so Apple TV and new devices are signed in already. Signing out on one device signs out everywhere.
Apple TV can hide individual media categories from Settings › Content Categories.
Apple TV adds a cache limit in Settings and add-on subtitles in the player's transport bar.
Apple TV credits Tron Schell in Settings › About.
The Apple TV player plays MKV files with their own subtitles, with Audio, Subtitles and Sources menus above the timeline.
Apple TV has What's New in Settings, styled like the changelog on the website, and opens it once after an update.
3D books for manga: each cover wrapped onto a scanned hardcover or softcover book with its own scratches and wear. Drag to spin, long press to lift it up close.
3D discs for TV shows and movies: the poster in a DVD case under a scuffed clear sleeve. Long press it and the case opens so the disc slides out, with a rainbow sheen and random micro scratches.
3D Covers in Settings › Appearance and Settings › Reader turns 3D on for manga and for TV shows and movies separately. The cube button in Library switches the tab you are on.
Settings › Diagnostics keeps a private log on your device and lets you share it when you report a problem. Keys, tokens and emails are stripped out.
Exia remembers how you sort each title's chapters or episodes, and the sort for each Library category.
When downloads for a title fail, its Download button reads Retry Failed with the count and retries them all in one tap.
Chapters and episodes show whether you haven't started them, are partway through or have finished them.
Each Library category has a search button that filters your saved titles, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.
Settings › Appearance › Glass shows a live preview of Clear, Regular and Tinted glass over your library's covers.
Changed
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets and the downloads Live Activity on the Lock Screen show a small Exia logo in the top-right corner, lined up with the rest of the widget.
The Downloads widgets have a new look that matches the Live Activity: the cover of what's downloading, a big percentage, the speed and a pause button.
The downloads Live Activity has a new look: the cover of what's downloading fills with color as it downloads, with the next downloads stacked behind it and a +X for how many more there are.
Widgets show the cover you picked with Edit Cover and leave out categories you've hidden.
Tapping the Upcoming widget opens the Calendar even when it isn't one of your tabs.
Anime now lives under TV Shows and Movies. Anything you saved as anime moved there, along with anime playback settings you changed.
When a source, extension or addon is rate limited, Exia waits and tries again, shows a message, and never turns it off.
Feature Requests in Settings opens the Discord feature requests forum.
Apple TV puts TV Shows first, followed by Movies and Manga. The Library has a horizontal shelf for each category that has titles, with See More past 10 titles.
VLCKit is the built-in player on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV, in place of KSPlayer.
iCloud, AniList, MyAnimeList, Discord, TMDB, Kitsu, Stremio, VLC and Infuse show their real logos in their brand colors next to their names.
Metadata lists only the providers the app really uses: AniList, Kitsu and MyAnimeList for Manga and for TV and Movies (where anime lives). Anime has no list of its own anymore, and MangaUpdates, which never returned anything, is gone. Kitsu takes its place in the Manga order.
Downloads groups chapters and episodes under their manga or show in every section, including Up Next and Failed. Open a group to see each one.
A downloaded chapter or episode shows a green download button instead of a check.
What's New looks like the changelog on the website: colored Added, Changed, Removed and Fixed headings with a matching line beside each group.
Removed
The in-app Feature Requests page.
The Anime category, on every device. AniList and MyAnimeList tracking still work for anime.
Fixed
The Dynamic Island shows the cover of what's downloading when it isn't expanded.
The downloads Live Activity no longer gets stuck on an old "Downloads Done" card, and its percentage no longer drops to 0% when a download finishes or a source makes it wait.
The Downloads widget leaves out downloads in categories you've hidden.
The downloads Live Activity shows slow downloads in KB/s instead of 0.0 MB/s, and its percentage matches the Downloads widget.
The Upcoming widget fits all three releases on smaller iPhones.
Artwork that arrives incomplete is fetched again instead of showing patches of another picture.
Anime title pages show AniList and MyAnimeList tracking again, and anime you save stays anime.
Skipping ahead with the VLCKit player no longer freezes and gives up on the source; it reopens the video at the new spot instead.
Clear Logs, Clear Cache, Delete All Downloads and Reset Controls show a white icon on a red tile instead of a red icon on purple.
Going back into a manga chapter starts on the page you left, instead of one page later or a page off after the images load. Picking a started chapter from the chapter list resumes it too.