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Songbird Toolbar for Taskbar?
Hey, Can someone create a add-on or something for Songbird, where you could have a toolbar on your taskbar, like how you can have one for Windows Media Player and stuff... I've added a picture below for an example...
I’m unsure... i guess?
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Inappropriate?Ltay,
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Inappropriate?Here it is again. Don't know what happened to the first.
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Inappropriate?Oh, i see what you're saying...
Do you mind the name of the add-on in WMP?
I've had a trouble to find one.
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Inappropriate?Well, on WMP, there isn't really a name for it because it's not really an add-on... you just right-click on the taskbar, then go to toolbars, then there should be one for WMP if you look carefully.
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Inappropriate?You can also do this in iTunes without plugin.
Winamp requires a plugin in called 'Winamp Desk Band'
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Inappropriate?That is a great idea for an addon. If I knew how to write programs, i'd do it myself
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Inappropriate?Glad to see that this is alive... somewhat...
We really need some programmer to add this :D -
Inappropriate?I was about to suggest this idea as well. It's the only reason I use WMP right now - skipping songs/pause with just 1 click.
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Inappropriate?Yeah i agree, this would be a nice add-on.
2c:
But you can also use global hotkeys (I myself ignored the way keyboard to long.)
I think once you start using them you will realize they improve life
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This is one of the best points
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No global hotkeys for Mac users yet though *sniff sniff* -
Inappropriate?Hey all,
Mike M created a very simple but neat taskbar app for Windows that uses Global Hotkeys...
its pretty sweet..
1. Download it.
2. Extract the contents.
3. Run a Command Prompt with Administrator privileges.
4. Navigate to the directory where it is located (i.e. cd C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop)
5. Run regsvr32 dbmmbuttons.dll (If running a 64bit OS, Run "regsvr32 dbmmbuttons_x64.dll" ).
6. Restart explorer.exe or Windows.
7. Right Click on the Taskbar, Select Toolbars > DBMM Buttons.
And you're in business.
I’m thankful
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Inappropriate?It might also be neat if you could have player controls in the menu bar of OSX like this program does for iTunes: http://www.yousoftware.com/tunes/
A program called CoverSutra even lets you search and play a song from outside of the main window: http://sophiestication.s3.amazonaws.c...
Though with Songbird, it could probably just have a button or global hotkey to bring up the jump-to-file dialog so you could play a song without having to open the main window. -
Inappropriate?Any news on this? It's a great idea and I would love to see this in Songbird!
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