This is a great idea and reading through all these other replies points the same direction. I will try just that!

Ok so I just installed Navidrome and the web UI looks modern and promising. However it seems to have the same bug as other services I tried earlier: If the artist name or album name has any umlaut letters (like ä, ö, ü) then all tracks on that album are displayed twice on my mobile client (have tried substreamer, ultrasonic, tempus). Any idea what’s causing that for me?

Thanks! Checking it out right now!

What?

Days like that come every once in a while. Often after first seemingly unlikely to happen

After using this app (v4.5) for a few days, I’d say it’s otherwise great, but I’m getting server is unreachable errors after 1-2 songs in a queue. I disabled battery optimization for the app already, so that shouldn’t be the issue…
I especially love the way this app removes duplicates being added to playlist. Wonder why so many other clients don’t get that right…
The buffering options could be more transparent (like how many songs are pre-loaded for instance)

Again with miracle cure for mice. Don’t they ever get a break?

We’re using exclusively MacOS at work, with the exception of one windows device which is pretty quarantined from the rest. I would not accept a job offer from a windows-only company. My mental health is more important to me

Don’t burst my bubble now!

Ahh, I thought my tastebuds just got dull with age!

Sit down old man

This article likely came from a very sad and self-righteous place

This looks really good! I’ve been desparate to find a good subsonic client, since the ones I use aren’t updated anymore

From the facebook thread:

This will be useful even after you get bald

It makes them sound more like criminals

Interesting. I find flooding Lemmy with 0-comment posts rather a disservice to it instead. I come here for the discussion, not for random links to articles.

What makes you say that?

You don’t have bakeries over there? Bread to me seems like one of the easiest things to self-produce

Bring it on