How do I clear YouTube recommendations?.How do I delete playlists from my iPhone?.But imo this will make miniplayer overwhelmed. Of course this is all part of discussion and if enough people has valid reasons to agree that we need that, I might try to implement it. Perhaps this is part of the reason why they deprecate their GPM UI in YTM in favor of a full-screen UI. I know we have shuffle and repeat on miniplayer but they are quick shortcuts for quick actions and I don't think playlist management it's one of those things. Most of the times the playlist window ended up being closed itself when interacting with it and, although it had its advantages, I don't see a reason to keep it in both places - either on miniplayer or in remotecontrol. I also used a lot GPM and I sincerely didn't like their playlist UI. I'm probably going to mimick the YouTube Music UI. But we didn't had time for 10.6, maybe for 10.7. I agree with you that the desktop layout needs a rework. Remove separate media controls in the "now playing" window - keep the controls at the bottom, only show playlist items in the expanded view, like it's done on You can also drag and drop items in Jellyfin playlists.(best, hardest to implement) Remove the "now playing" window, add a small dialog to show playlist items like it's done in Google Play Music.
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I have the following suggestions, how to improve the desktop inferface: Spotify example:Īnother thing that annoys me, is that the entire playlist area is clickable.
Youtube Music does this pretty well (I also like being able to drag and drop songs to reorder them):Īlso, adding clickable artist names and album titles to navigate to them becomes a possibility option (the song title could be clickable as well, to jump to that song). I'd limit it only to to a single place - the cover art (maybe on hovering it a triangle "play" symbol could appear to indicate what's going to happen upon clicking), like it's done elsewhere: The entire playlist area is clickable - clicking anywhere in the vertical line of a song starts playing it.There doesn't seem to be a dedicated button to open the playlist view - you have to click on the bar itself, which seems arbitrary and very non intuitive.Here are some of the things I don't like about Jellyfin which I did not discuss above: The current implementation of the "now playing" window on jellyfin is fine for mobile - it places the cover art in the center, like most native players do, and the songs in the playlist are instantly visible when scrolling, but for desktop it seems completely unsuitable. I do like that they don't replace the bottom bar itself, only expand the playlist. Spotify is the most similar to jellyfin in this regard: It's still better than jellyfin as it feels like opening a "temporary overlay" rather that navigating to a separate page and leaving everything behind.
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Youtube Music is somewhat similar to this, but they do show the video, so the full screen space is taken: Most clients waste too much space with jellyfin being the worst offender. A typical playlist entry shouldn't take up a lot of horizontal space - there could be a small album cover (if available), song title (truncated if it's longer than X symbols) artist and album, both of which can live on the separate line. Also, it takes up a small amount of space, which is the right choice IMO. The main thing I like is that you don't have to navigate to a separate page - you open a small dialog (?) and the rest of the view is unobstructed. (couldn't show an example with a populated playlist since GPM seems to be dying) I was a Google Play Music user before I hosted my own media and I really liked its playlist view. #1430 improved this somewhat by expanding playlist items by default when entering the "now playing".įor reference here's what opening the jellyfin "now playing" window looks like (ignore the red background, it's a bug reported in a separate issue):
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