Live TV

A live-stream player for whatever channels you have saved — market coverage, news, or anything else you point an HLS link at — meant to run in the corner while you do other work, not to be watched full-attention.

You own the channel list yourself: add a name and a stream URL and it's saved for next time; nothing comes pre-loaded.

Switching channels is instant and destructive to whatever was playing — there's no handoff or resume, just a hard cut to the new source.

Playback state like pause or mute isn't remembered between sessions or channel switches; every new selection starts fresh.

Pick a channel from the dropdown to cut over to it immediately; the previous stream stops and the new one starts loading.

Add a channel with a name and its stream URL to make it selectable going forward — there's no validation that the URL actually works until you try to play it.

Remove a channel at any time, including the one currently playing; if you do, the player falls back to whatever is next on the list, or goes blank if none remain.

Use the on-video controls to pause or mute — these only affect what's playing right now and reset the moment you switch channels.