In f07393c8 we enabled the MediaSession API, which from Chromium's side
brings its own native way of handling Global Media Keys. However, it
turns out having this enabled seemingly conflicts with Windows 11's SMTC
implementation when we also bind the Media Keys using Electron's Global
Hotkeys API (Windows 10 is apparently fine, but now EOL).
Globally passing `HardwareMediaKeyHandling` to `disable-features` was
considered, however using the MediaSession API requires
`HardwareMediaKeyHandling` to be enabled, so this is not an option.
Instead, with MediaSession enabled we need to let Chromium handle the
Media Keys, while without MediaSession we bind our own Global Hot Keys
for users that have them enabled in the settings.
Co-authored-by: Xudong Zhou <godzmichael@outlook.com>
* Add song and artist links to discord RPC
* use first artist name for artist link, full artist name for song link
* use first album artist for song link
* add discord rpc links setting
* simplify discord link settings
* fix setting description
* add musicbrainz links
* fix callback missing dependency
* use encodeURIComponent for lastfm links
Co-authored-by: Kendall Garner <17521368+kgarner7@users.noreply.github.com>
* split musicbrainz ids
* combine link settings
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Co-authored-by: Kendall Garner <17521368+kgarner7@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add autodiscovery for Jellyfin servers
* Remove debugging aids
you didn't see anything
* Fix linter errors
* Send a discovery packet to localhost too
* feat: add semantic selectors for now-playing media
This change adds unique class names to the elements that display the currently playing media information. This makes it easier for extension developers to parse the DOM and understand what media is playing.
The following classes have been added:
- `media-player`: The main player container.
- `player-cover-art`: The cover art of the playing track.
- `song-title`: The title of the playing track.
- `song-artist`: The artist of the playing track.
- `song-album`: The album of the playing track.
- `player-state-playing`/`player-state-paused`: The state of the player.
- `elapsed-time`: The elapsed time of the playing track.
- `total-duration`: The total duration of the playing track.
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Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
* initial client-side only sort for all playlists
* allow reordering jellyfin (assume it works properly) and navidrome
* on playlist page, add to queue by sort order
Kendall Garner