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Options are permanent surface. They live in URLs and in saved presets, so one can be added later without breaking anything while removing one breaks every preset that named it. That asymmetry says to keep only what earns its place before the view ships, not after. Autoplay goes. Its own code said as much: it was the single option needing a lint suppression because it is a starting condition rather than a live setting, which is not how any other option here behaves. It also has no coherent use. Starting a scroll on load runs the script at a fixed rate whether or not anybody is speaking, and following the loaded event, which is on by default, immediately pulls the position somewhere else. Anyone wanting a prompter to roll unattended needs the transport control we have not built. Alignment goes. Nothing in the research pointed at it as a control operators reach for, and centring multi line paragraphs leaves a ragged left edge which is harder to track back to on each new line. Left is the safer default and the option can come back cheaply if somebody asks for it. Seventeen options remain, and each maps to something the research called for or to the font and colour trio the other views already share. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cb8RVPNQ2ETPJxdy4b8CHf