#Museeks logo update
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I personally tested this feature on Ubuntu and elementary OS, but please send feedback if you encounter any problems (testing on Linux is hard).Ĭovers coming from id3 tags are unfortunately not yet supported. You should see a player indicator in your favorite DE if it supports mpris. Thanks to the amazing work of and Museeks now supports the FreeDesktop's mpris specification. m3u but not present in the library after the files scan will be ignored. This choice was made so you can use the same library from different OS/filesystems (useful if you have your music in the cloud and you sync it on multiple devices). m3u file by right-clicking the playlist on the sidebar. When creating a playlist from Museeks, you can also export it to a.

It only works with local files (for now). m3u files and will create corresponding playlists. When importing tracks to the library, Museeks will now scan the directories for existing. Yes, I know, it's a shame it was not here before. Playlist are now finally re-orderable: you can re-order single or multiple tracks by drag-and-dropping them. Museeks 0.11 is landing, bringing a couple of much needed features.

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Code consolidation, file naming, add more JSDoc.Binaries are now built on the CI, this should help solve a couple of mistakes I sometimes do when releasing a new version of Museeks.

#Museeks logo windows

Fixed ia32 Windows binaries not being correctly published.

Fixed some FreeDesktop deprecation warnings.

Fixed playlists not being exportable when some tracks have moved on the filesystem.

#Museeks logo portable

Portable versions of Museeks are now available for Windows. ctrl/cmd+T will make the tracks list jump to the playing track.ctrl/cmd+P will redirect to the Playlists view.ctrl/cmd+L will redirect to the Library view.leftArrow and rightArrow keys will seek -/+ 10 seconds on the playing track.webm files are now supported and playable by Museeks. You can now set a default view between 'Library' and 'Playlists' in Settings > Appearance. There is a new theme option in Settings > Appearance > Theme to make Museeks use the system theme you have defined in your OS settings, enjoy :) Custom default view If the player was playing something, on restart, the player will be paused, and the queue will be easily 'resumable' by just clicking the 'Play' button.Library content (tracks + playlists) is not restored, it will be loaded as usual (loading library.).The player state is now saved and restored on restart (queue, playing track, etc). State persistence when re-opening the app Some UI elements are now in bold/medium font-weight to make sure they are easily readable.Native elements (like selects and context menus) on Windows and macOS should now be dark/light depending on the theme used.Some elements not themed are now themed when using dark mode (selects, inputs.).Old dark theme still available (called Dark (legacy)).New dark mode: darker, with higher contrast.Switched to ESBuild from Webpack for instant builds.Fixed player controls alignment on Windows.Fixed ctrl/cmd+A selecting not only the tracks but also the text of the app.Changed: display all artists in tracks list (instead of first only) (thanks Fixed tracks sorting for tracks with multiple artists.Changed: better fonts displayed on Ubuntu (instead of default Arial).Optimized binaries are now available for the latest MacBooks running ARM. Quite straightforward: .12.34.20.mov M1 binaries Note that those changes will not be persisted on the source file (it will come at some point).

#Museeks logo update

It is now possible to update tracks information. Museeks now uses the Media Session API, which should result in better support for MPRIS on Linux, and add support for native media control on macOS and Windows: You can see the progress on #638 :) Media Session support On a side-note, I am working (at the moment for fun, but it may become serious if I see it's worth it) on a port/rewrite to Tauri (Rust) and Solid, which should considerably reduce storage and memory usage. Not much to see, some quality of life improvements and that's basically it.

A new minor update that I should have released ages ago, sorry for that.