Navabox

I added Pause, Previous and Next Buttons directly in the UI as this was previously only possible using the Media-Keys.

I added the ability to remove Songs and to add Songs to the Queue. I do not really like the design of the “Autocomplete” List but it at least works. However, it is not yet possible to play an entire Album, Artist or Playlist.

I added a Login Window and made the queue more readable. This now also means, that I can open-source this project because the password is no longer hard coded.

I used Bootstrap 4 to start working on a basic UI. I am not very good at letting CSS look nice so this is what I have done. I also had some issues with Zed not counting my time and I actually worked longer but I have to revert back to VSCodium for now.

I am building Navabox. It is supposed to be a Subsonic Client made for the Jukebox. The Subsonic Jukebox Mode allows you to play music on the server and control it from other clients. Most clients I tested had buggy implementations of it, if they had that feature at all. My first goal has already been achieved: Make the current song visible and controllable through your OS-Interface. Unfortunately, both Chromium and Firefox require you to have a dummy media playing which is very cursed.