The text in bold is there to highlight what for me is a sign of lagging behind most other developers/apps. And popularity votes probably aren't going to help either.Įdit: just tested mp3tag and notepad++ since I use them already.
Quote from: snotlicker on 23:02:28 The text in bold might appear important to you as an end user but they're unlikely to sway any developer. I don't know if it's going to be useful but I'm dropping a poll here so. So, please, could you hear the crowd asking for this? I know it can be done with Columns UI.Yes, I would do it myself if I had the knowledge.I do like foobar, and that's why I ask for a dark theme, or I'd be gone long time ago. "You can use if you don't like foobar2000" mantra.
it's becoming harder to find a program that does not offer a dark mode.Īnd please don't start with the usual mantras. Well, now it has a dark theme, too.Īs does Audacity, MKVtoolnix, Notepad++, Calibre. and he wasn't too enthusiastic about the idea. I mention it because I had pleaded its developer in the past to do do it. Just recently even MP3tag has implemented it. People has been asking all over the internet please dark theme for foobar2000 for years!Įverybody is providing a dark theme for their apps. There are some key features that Foobar2000 brings to the table, the first and most important is its flexibility with add-on apps.I know Windows only provides dark theme support for UWP apps. Most importantly, there are no “premium” or “gold” features and gimmicks, it’s 100% free! It has a great looking UI, one-stop features and organisational abilities, all in one neat package. And today I present to you my favourite music-organisation software, Foobar2000! I have been through the ropes of every music player featured in this post – and Foobar2000 is my favourite by a long shot. Streaming also has compression algorithms that decrease the clarity and quality of music, so the convenience factor does come with a huge cost.Īt the end of the day, the good ol’ on-disk music player is what everyone needs to get by. But streaming music still requires a considerable amount of bandwidth and the constant stream of music will surely put the battery of your mobile device back by a sizeable fraction. Yes, there are many WiFi hotspots out and about and yes, most devices can be configured with WiFi. The drawback, a deal-breaking one at that, is the need for an internet connection. Cloud services are cool because you do not need to download any files to disk, which means easy access with just your login identification and key.
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