Feature description
ExportOverlay.tsx:132-134 shows "Loading video engine: X%" during the first-load download, with no context that this only happens once (per session/until cache eviction) and is a real ~30MB download, not a normal processing step.
Problem this solves
First-time users have no idea why the first export takes noticeably longer than expected, or whether something is wrong. This is especially relevant since there's a separate open issue (#181) about implementing actual HTTP/service-worker caching for this download — until that ships, at minimum the messaging should set expectations correctly.
Proposed solution
Add a line under the progress bar on first load only: "One-time download (~30MB) — subsequent exports will be faster."
Alternatives considered
Could be folded into whoever picks up #181, but the messaging fix is valuable independently of whether caching is implemented.
Feature description
ExportOverlay.tsx:132-134shows"Loading video engine: X%"during the first-load download, with no context that this only happens once (per session/until cache eviction) and is a real ~30MB download, not a normal processing step.Problem this solves
First-time users have no idea why the first export takes noticeably longer than expected, or whether something is wrong. This is especially relevant since there's a separate open issue (#181) about implementing actual HTTP/service-worker caching for this download — until that ships, at minimum the messaging should set expectations correctly.
Proposed solution
Add a line under the progress bar on first load only: "One-time download (~30MB) — subsequent exports will be faster."
Alternatives considered
Could be folded into whoever picks up #181, but the messaging fix is valuable independently of whether caching is implemented.