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In Continue Watching ALWAYS show number of episodes and duration left

Currently for older shows in Continue Watching the remaining number of episodes and duration left is shown, as it should be. However for a new EPISODE or even worse for a new SEASON of a show, it only says NEW, regardless how many NEW episodes are left. This is utterly unhelpful. For example, when there are 8 episodes left, I want to see there are 8 episodes left. Showing me NEW every time I watch one episode, is completely IRRELEVANT information. So please make sure to provide relevant information instead of showing complete non-information. This is not even a technical feature of addition (as it’s already done correctly for older shows), it’s apparantly a design choice that makes absolutely no sense. Just put things like New, Premiere, Finale etc. somewhere else, but DON’T replace the basic functionality that shows you how many episodes are left. This is absolutely Trakt 101 stuff, so it’s kind of strange I should be even making this case, but here we are… Thank you for your consideration!

Amnon about 1 month ago

Planned

View full history

How can I view my full history of series and movies? There should be a page with this information. There should be filters to view this history - filters such as: the number of days each series or movie was watched, the number of times they were played, and the total hours watched. That way, on this page, I would see a list of all the series and movies I’ve watched, organized in a specific order. I would see the series I watched the most, then the second, the third... down to the last one. The same applies to movies. I would see the one I watched the most, then the second... down to the last one. The key thing is having lists containing this information for all series and movies, rather than just a top 10 or top 20. It’s not just about seeing the numbers, but seeing the cover art for each title as well. The previous version had a similar feature. Thank you for your time

Sebastião Nunes 23 days ago

2

Bring back the ability to mark unaired or future episodes as watched for all users (Free & VIP)

In Trakt v2, users could mark episodes as watched even if their official release date was in the future. Since this functionality was removed in v3, it has caused significant friction for the entire community—both Free users and VIP subscribers alike. Shows and movies frequently premiere early at film festivals, leak, or release on different dates across international regions and streaming platforms. Restricting watch status based on a single hardcoded release date prevents users from keeping an accurate, real-time viewing history. Technically, this feature is still entirely functional under the hood: users can currently inspect the page elements in their browser and manually remove the disabled attribute to successfully mark an item as watched. Tracking watched content is the core purpose of Trakt, not a luxury add-on. This functionality should be restored as a native, accessible option for all users (Free and VIP), rather than relying on browser workarounds.

bsmq 14 days ago

4

Bring Back List & Library Functionality

I used Trakt to make chronological lists by episode and then filter by if I have rated them or watched them to see how far I was in the list, all of the functionality that I used Trakt for is gone. I’ll be cancelling my VIP subscription when it expires in a month. The functionality that I used that is now entirely gone: Adding individual episodes to list/Watchlist Showing collected progress of shows Adding things to library collection at all seems to be gone You can view your library, but only individual episodes, so that can have individual episodes on it but not lists I made?? Filtering lists by watch/rated status (why would I want to filter it by the Trakt rating? I am not using this as a social media site, I simply don’t care)

aprilstaedt about 2 months ago

Date and time of last view

Good evening! One of the things I look for on a series' page is the date I last watched specific episodes, so I can plan when to re-watch them. In the current version, it takes too many steps to access this information. On the main series page, I currently have to: Click on "Seasons"; Select the season from the pop-up that opens on the right; Move the cursor until I find the episode; Click on the episode; Click on the three dots in the pop-up; Click on "History." HERE IS MY SUGGESTION: On the main series page, I should be able to: Click on "Seasons"; See the date and time of the last viewing directly on each episode's thumbnail within the pop-up that opens on the right. A good spot for this would be below the episode title. Have the dates and times visible on each thumbnail as I move the cursor. This way, the path to the full history remains the same, but the information regarding the last viewing date is available right after the second click. Attached is an image showing exactly where I suggest placing this information. Thank you for your time.

Sebastião Nunes 23 days ago

Trakt tells me all the places I *can* watch the show. Let me specify the one where I *do* watch the show.

Trakt lists all the streaming services where a show can be watched. Sometimes that list is long and sometimes several of the services on the list are services to which I subscribe. My problem is that when I choose to watch a show, I don’t remember which streaming service I watch it on. I end up hunting for the service since only one service has my viewing history. Maybe i missed it but if Trakt would let me choose one of the streaming services as my “Favorite” or just “star” it or some other way to select it and then make that easily visible when I’m looking at an episode of that show, I could easily go to the service on the TV.

Hacktrakt 3 days ago

Add Exclusion Filters (NOT operator) across discovery and search filters (iOS)

Summary: Allow users to exclude specific genres, streaming services, certifications, or tags by introducing negative/exclusion filtering (a "NOT" condition) alongside the current inclusion filters ("IS" condition). The Problem: Currently, filtering in the iOS app only functions as an inclusive selection. If a user wants to browse across a wide variety of content while omitting one or two specific elements (for example, hiding the Horror genre, omitting a streaming service they don't subscribe to, or excluding unrated content), they must manually select every other available option. This makes broad discovery cumbersome and time-consuming. Proposed Solution: Introduce a toggle or multi-state selector within the filter submenus (e.g. Genre, Availability, Certification): First tap: Include (Default green/purple highlight, "IS") Second tap: Exclude (Red highlight with a minus or strikethrough icon, "NOT") Third tap: Reset/Off Alternatively, provide a clear "Include / Exclude" segmented control at the top of filter sub-sheets to define whether selected tags are shown or hidden. Key Use Cases: Browsing all movies or TV shows while strictly excluding Horror. Filtering out specific streaming availability options that aren't relevant. Hiding specific certifications (e.g. excluding NC-17 or R-rated titles for family viewing) without having to manually pick every other rating. Value: Greatly improves discovery flexibility and matches advanced filtering conventions used across media aggregators, making it easier for users to curate their feeds quickly.

ta3m 5 days ago