* feat(player): preview-active state on play button (ring + stop icon)
Checkpoint: play button mirrors the inline preview button from tracklists
during preview playback — hollow circle, accent ring depleting over the
preview duration, Square (stop) icon. Click still resumes main playback,
which the Rust audio engine cancels the preview for.
i18n key player.previewActive in all 8 locales for tooltip + aria-label.
* feat(player): show preview track in player bar + smart stop semantics
The player-bar info cell (cover, title, artist) now mirrors the previewing
track during preview playback, with a small accent "Preview" pill above
the title and an accent top-border on the bar. Rating, fullscreen hint
and album/artist link clicks are suppressed while previewing — they
target the queued track, not the preview.
Stop semantics for the two transport buttons during preview:
- Big play button (Square+ring visual): stops preview, main auto-resumes
if it was playing before. Matches the tracklist preview-button behaviour.
- Small Stop button: new audio_preview_stop_silent Rust command — stops
preview AND leaves main paused, so "Stop = silence" actually goes silent.
previewStore now stores the full PreviewingTrack (id, title, artist,
coverArt) — the seven startPreview call sites pass it through.
i18n key player.previewLabel in all 8 locales.
* feat(audio): rust preview engine with secondary sink
Adds a parallel rodio Sink on the existing OutputStream for 30s
mid-track previews. Two new Tauri commands (audio_preview_play,
audio_preview_stop) plus three events (audio:preview-start /
-progress / -end). The main sink is paused with Sink::pause() and
auto-resumed on preview end iff it was playing beforehand.
* feat(playlists): migrate suggestion preview to rust audio engine
Replaces the HTML5 <audio> path with the new rust preview engine.
previewStore mirrors the engine's start/progress/end events so any
tracklist row can render preview UI from a single source of truth.
Spacebar redirects to stopPreview while a preview plays, hardware
mediakeys are silently dropped (Q5), and tray clicks cancel the
preview before forwarding the original action.
* feat(albums): inline play + preview buttons in tracklist rows
Track number stays static on hover instead of swapping to a play
icon — the dedicated Play and Preview buttons in the title cell
take over click-to-play and click-to-preview. Active+playing rows
keep the eq-bars (also on hover), active+paused rows fall back to
the static accent-coloured number.
Pilot for the wider rollout to other tracklists.
* feat(tracklists): roll out inline play + preview buttons
Mirrors the AlbumTrackList pilot across the remaining track-row
based lists: PlaylistDetail main tracks, Favorites, ArtistDetail
top tracks, RandomMix (both genre-mix and filtered-songs lists).
Track number stays static, the dedicated Play + Preview buttons
in the title cell take over click-to-play and click-to-preview.
* feat(settings): track preview toggle + configurable position and duration
Adds an opt-out switch and two sliders to Settings → Audio:
start position (0-90 % of track length, default 33 %) and preview
duration (5-60 s, default 30 s). The progress-ring animation
follows the duration via a CSS variable so the visual matches the
engine's auto-stop. Disabling the feature hides every inline
preview button via a single root-level data attribute, no per-row
conditional rendering required.
i18n keys added in all 8 locales.
* fix(audio): cancel preview when main playback (re)starts
audio_play, audio_play_radio, audio_resume and audio_stop did not
know about the parallel preview sink, so clicking Play on a track
that was currently being previewed left the preview running on top
of the freshly started main playback. New helper clears the resume
flag, bumps the preview generation, drops the sink and emits an
'interrupted' end event before any of those commands touches the
main sink.
* feat(settings): per-location track preview toggles
Splits the single trackPreviewsEnabled toggle into a master + 6 per-location
sub-toggles (suggestions, albums, playlists, favorites, artist, randomMix).
Master remains the kill switch; sub-toggles are only honoured when master
is on. Each tracklist container is marked with `data-preview-loc="<id>"` and
hidden via scoped CSS when the matching root attribute is "off".
startPreview now takes a location argument so the store can guard logic too.
i18n added in all 8 locales.
* fix(contextmenu): use ChevronsRight for Play Next to distinguish from preview
* feat(themes): add Kanagawa, Atom One, 1984 palettes; group OSS Classics by family
Adds three upstream-faithful theme families to Open Source Classics and
restructures the picker so the section is no longer alphabetically wild.
New themes (9 total):
- Kanagawa (rebelot/kanagawa.nvim): Wave, Dragon, Lotus
- Atom One (Th3Whit3Wolf/one-nvim): Dark, Light
- 1984 (juanmnl/vs-1984): Default, Cyberpunk, Light, Orwell
(Fancy + Unbolded skipped — identical palette to Default, style-only)
Each theme defines the full token set (--bg-*, --accent, --text-*, all
--ctp-*, --waveform-*, --positive/warning/danger, --select-arrow), so
login screen, queue sidebar tabs, and all subpages inherit the palette
without component-level overrides.
Picker restructure:
- ThemeDef gains optional `family?: string`
- Open Source Classics regrouped: 1984, Atom One, Catppuccin, Dracula,
Gruvbox, Kanagawa, Nightfox, Nord
- Family headings rendered inline (grid-column: 1 / -1) when family
changes; new .theme-family-header style in components.css
- Theme scheduler dropdown labels prefixed with family for context
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(release): sync Cargo.lock to 1.45.0-dev
Introduce a dedicated --logs mode for CLI log viewing with --tail <lines> and
-f/--follow streaming from the normal/debug log channel, keep user-facing CLI
output free of timestamped log formatting, and update bash/zsh completions for
the new logs flags.
* feat(player): persist queue panel visibility across restarts
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* chore(audio): drop unused resolved_loudness_gain_db binding
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix(loudness): target sync, -14 pre-analysis ref, queue UI, and reseed
- Front: coalesce loudness refresh by target LUFS; replay-gain IPC dedupe keys
include norm target and effective pre-attenuation so TGT changes apply.
- Rust: placeholder gain before integrated LUFS uses pivot at -14 LUFS; UI gain
from effective trim; reseed loudness after delete when waveform cache would skip.
- Pre-analysis: store attenuation relative to -14 LUFS; engine and UI use an
offset for other targets; migrate legacy absolute values on rehydrate.
- Queue/Settings: Loudness/TGT labels vs value buttons; styles; i18n for help.
* fix(i18n): simplify loudness pre-analysis helper copy
Remove reference-target wording from loudness pre-analysis helper text and keep
only the effective adjustment shown for the current LUFS target in all locales.
The Discord Rich Presence module deliberately swallows every IPC error so
the app stays clean when Discord is not running. The downside: when the
status genuinely stops working (Discord client glitches, app id rejected,
socket pipe stuck), nothing is logged anywhere and we have no signal.
Add debug-build logging at every step of the IPC handshake and every send:
- try_connect: separate failure logs for new() vs connect(), success log
with the app id.
- discord_update_presence: log the rendered details/state on send, log
set_activity failures with the underlying error.
- discord_clear_presence: log clear success and clear failures.
- The pause-path clear_activity inside discord_update_presence likewise
logs failures.
All log lines are wrapped in #[cfg(debug_assertions)] so they compile out
of release builds — no runtime cost or log noise for end users.
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Persist waveform v4 as paired curves per bin (peak and mean absolute value),
invalidate cache rows with insufficient data shape, and render the seekbar as
0.7 * mean + 0.3 * peak for a denser, more stable contour.
Thanks to @peri4ko for proposing this waveform improvement.
Serialize heavy PCM seeding through a dedicated queue with optional priority
for the current track. Emit waveform-updated once per completed seed, fix
Lucky Mix waveform refresh tokens, redact Subsonic URLs in logs, and align
hot-cache prefetch with the queued path.
Six independent paths reach analysis_cache::seed_from_bytes for the same
track_id during a cache-miss play under LUFS:
- track_download_task legacy stream capture-complete
- ranged_download_task HTTP buffer full
- audio_preload bytes-ready
- psysonic-local file-read complete
- spawn_analysis_seed_from_in_memory_bytes (gapless reuse / preloaded /
stream cache)
- analysis_enqueue_seed_from_url (frontend backfill triggered by
refresh:miss while a playback path is mid-seed)
Whenever a track is streamed for the first time with loudness on, two of
these fire in parallel and Symphonia + EBU R128 decode the same buffer
twice — ~30 s of duplicate CPU per track, plus a redundant SQLite write
of an identical row. Reproduced on multiple cache-miss tracks (KjP… ranged
+ backfill, mPdz… preloaded bytes + backfill).
Coordinate at the funnel:
- New SeedFromBytesOutcome::SkippedConcurrent variant.
- SEEDS_IN_FLIGHT static (Mutex<HashSet<String>>) tracks track_ids whose
analysis is currently running. First caller into seed_from_bytes
wins the slot via HashSet::insert; later callers return SkippedConcurrent
immediately and let the winner publish the analysis:waveform-updated
event.
- SeedInFlightGuard (RAII) releases the slot on every exit path including
panics, so a crashing analysis cannot leak the marker.
- enqueue_analysis_seed in lib.rs distinguishes the SkippedConcurrent log
from the genuine "seed result" log so the frontend backfill case
(when it arrives second) doesn't read like a backfill failure.
Existing call-site match arms in audio.rs already use Ok(_) => {} for
non-Upserted outcomes — no changes needed there. enqueue_analysis_seed in
lib.rs already gates the waveform-updated emit on outcome == Upserted, so
the new variant is silent there too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When loudness normalization is on, every PARTIAL_LOUDNESS_EMIT_INTERVAL_MS
(900 ms per active stream task) the backend emits analysis:loudness-partial.
The frontend listener wrote cachedLoudnessGainByTrackId and unconditionally
called updateReplayGainForCurrentTrack, which invoked audio_update_replay_gain,
which in turn emitted audio:normalization-state back to the renderer — closing
a loop the UI had to drain on every tick. WebKitGTK absorbed it; WebView2 did
not, and after a few minutes the renderer thread stalled while Rust analysis
tasks kept progressing (visible in logs).
Five gates close the loop, smallest first:
Frontend (src/store/playerStore.ts):
- analysis:loudness-partial listener now short-circuits when the new gainDb is
within 0.05 dB of the cached value.
- audio_update_replay_gain calls go through invokeAudioUpdateReplayGainDeduped
(250 ms key-based dedupe), mirroring the audio_set_normalization helper from
#320.
- refreshLoudnessForTrack now coalesces concurrent calls per (trackId, mode)
via loudnessRefreshInflight, mirroring waveformRefreshInflight.
Backend (src-tauri/src/audio.rs):
- audio:normalization-state emits go through maybe_emit_normalization_state,
which keeps the last-emitted payload behind a Mutex and skips when engine
matches and current_gain_db (±0.05 dB) / target_lufs (±0.02) are unchanged.
Applied at all three emit sites: audio_play, audio_update_replay_gain,
audio_set_normalization.
- analysis:loudness-partial emits are gated by partial_loudness_should_emit:
per-track-identity last-emitted-gain map; an emit is suppressed when the new
gain is within PARTIAL_LOUDNESS_DELTA_THRESHOLD_DB (0.1 dB) of the previous
one. Applied to both emit_partial_loudness_from_bytes (legacy path) and the
inline ranged_download_task progress emit.
Drive-by: split estimated_output_latency_secs into two #[cfg]-gated
definitions so the sample_rate_hz parameter is no longer flagged as unused on
Windows / macOS builds. Function originally added in c6fc3ec.
Net effect: when loudness is steady (the common case), zero IPC traffic on
this path. UI stays responsive on Windows. Tested on Windows + Linux.
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- Emit streaming partial loudness only when the loudness normalization engine is active
- Seed waveform/loudness from in-memory full buffers (preloaded, stream cache, gapless reuse) so offline hot cache does not rely on HTTP backfill
- Add explicit ranged/local/preload logs before full-file Symphonia + EBU analysis
- Coalesce concurrent waveform DB reads and skip duplicate audio_set_normalization within 450ms (e.g. StrictMode double init)
Server queue position was effectively pinned at 0 because syncQueueToServer
only fired on track-change, seek, and queue edits (with a 5s debounce). A
user listening for minutes without seeking would close the app and the
server still held position=0, so a second device restarted the track.
Three pieces:
- 15s heartbeat from audio:progress flushes the live position while playing.
- pause() flushes immediately so a quick close after pause is captured.
- Tray "Exit" and macOS Cmd+Q used to call app.exit(0) directly, bypassing
the JS close handler. Both now emit a new app:force-quit event that
shares the same flush + Orbit-teardown path as window:close-requested,
and exit_app stops the audio engine on its way out.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve integrated loudness from SQLite only at decode bind; keep pre-trim
until a row exists, then allow provisional gain from live updates. Pass
DB-stable hints from the web app into play and gapless preload.
Default pre-measurement attenuation -4.5 dB with an icon reset in Settings;
drop redundant normalization copy and shorten pre-trim descriptions.
analysis_cache seed_from_bytes returns an outcome and skips redundant
waveform work on cache hits; wire callers and related frontend/backend glue.
Improve seekbar fallback behavior by using consistent bar-based rendering and smoother transitions to analyzed waveform data. Reduce hot-path analysis overhead during ranged streaming and add controls to clear cached waveform entries.
- Add Tauri command to delete loudness_cache rows for a track and helpers in AnalysisCache.
- Queue tech strip: click dB to reseed loudness; LUFS target picker via body portal; metric styling aligned with strip (no link chrome).
- Player store: reseed clears local cache and replays analysis seed; show loudness dB from SQLite cache when live state is still null; allow first numeric normalization-state update through the short duplicate filter.
- audio_update_replay_gain: resolve loudness from the requested gain when playback URL is not pinned yet.
Removes the #[cfg(debug_assertions)] open_devtools() block from setup().
DevTools remain available in dev builds via the standard WebKit shortcut
(Ctrl+Shift+I) and right-click → Inspect, but no longer pop up automatically
on every dev launch. Less visual clutter when iterating without needing the
inspector.
Production behaviour is unchanged — devtools stay hard-stripped from
release builds via Tauri's default `windows[].devtools=false` for release.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Improve normalization consistency by separating cache refresh for non-playing tracks, hardening track-id cache lookups, and keeping UI gain state aligned with actual playback. Also reduce startup stalls by preferring non-seekable streaming when format hints are missing and by tuning ALSA/analysis paths to avoid underrun-prone churn.
Patches two Dependabot alerts:
- rustls-webpki 0.103.12 → 0.103.13 (high: DoS via panic on malformed CRL BIT STRING)
- postcss 8.5.8 → 8.5.10 (medium: XSS via unescaped </style> in CSS stringify output)
Both are semver-compatible patch bumps. cargo check + npm run build pass.
The remaining open Dependabot alert (glib 0.18 → 0.20) is blocked on
upstream tauri/wry/webkit2gtk pinning the gtk-rs 0.18 stack.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removes the explicit "devtools": false from tauri.conf.json so the Tauri
default applies (true in debug, false in release). Auto-opens the inspector
in the setup hook under #[cfg(debug_assertions)] so contributors get DevTools
on `npm run tauri:dev` without right-clicking.
`cargo check --release` confirms the open_devtools() call is hard-stripped
from production binaries — the symbol does not exist in the release build.
Helps debug WebView-side issues (CORS, TLS, axios responses) that the
Rust-only logging mode does not capture.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New /tracks route with three sections:
- Hero "Track of the moment" — random pick with play / enqueue / reroll
- Random Pick rail — 18 song cards, rerollable; hero song deduped
- Browse all tracks — virtualized list (@tanstack/react-virtual),
paginated 50 at a time
Browse uses Navidrome's native /api/song?_sort=title&_order=ASC for
proper A-Z order (no Subsonic equivalent), with automatic fallback
to search3 on non-Navidrome servers. Search input drives search3
with 300ms debounce. Bearer token cached module-level, re-auth on 401.
Play button on rows + cards calls a new enqueueAndPlay() helper that
appends to the existing queue (skip if duplicate) and jumps to the
song — different from playSongNow which replaces the queue. Enqueue
button stays opaque (no hover-only).
i18n keys for sidebar.tracks + tracks.* namespace in all 8 locales.
New AudioLines sidebar icon. Sidebar entry inserted between
"All Albums" and "Build a Mix".
Performance: cover thumbnails dropped (uniform layout instead),
RAF-throttled scroll prefetch, hover transforms removed from cards
(WebKitGTK compositing-friendly).
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverts #271, #292, #293, #294, #295, #296.
The flatpak CI pipeline itself works end-to-end, but the installed bundle
surfaced three separate manifest issues during smoke-test on Wayland+NVIDIA:
1. GDK_BACKEND is not set, so without an X11 display in the sandbox GTK
aborts with "Failed to initialize GTK".
2. libayatana-appindicator3 is not bundled in the GNOME 47 runtime, so
libappindicator-sys panics the main thread.
3. The release binary is compiled via \`cargo build --release\` rather than
\`cargo tauri build\`, so the \`custom-protocol\` feature is off and
Tauri falls back to devUrl — the window opens but shows
"Could not connect to localhost".
Rolling back so main stays on 1.43.0. A follow-up on the original PR
tracks the fixes needed before re-attempting.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Open smart playlist editing from playlist cards, load rules via Navidrome single-playlist API with safer fallbacks, and keep edit visibility aligned with ownership rules.
Also add/clean smart playlist locale keys across all supported languages and preserve smarter autogenerated naming behavior.
Move smart playlist creation and management into Playlists, including Navidrome-only gating, smart-name/icon presentation, and smarter refresh handling while server-side smart rules are being applied.
On PipeWire-based distros (Debian 13, Ubuntu 22+, Gnome-on-PipeWire, and
similar), cpal's default_output_device() resolves to the raw ALSA `default`
alias. During early app-start that alias sometimes routes to a null sink:
the stream opens without error, progress ticks run, but nothing reaches the
user. Closes#234.
Prefer the pipewire-alsa / pulse-alsa aliases explicitly before falling
back to cpal's default, but only on Linux — macOS / Windows paths are
untouched. Systems that don't expose either alias (pure ALSA, no PipeWire)
fall through to the original default-device path.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The mini player window persists its top-left position to
`mini_player_pos.json` and re-applies it on every open. With multiple
monitors that breaks in three failure modes:
- Second monitor not yet enumerated when the window opens for the day
(hot-plug detection race during early boot, especially on Windows).
- Monitor reorder / resolution change since the last save.
- Monitor unplugged.
In all three the saved coords land in the void and the window appears
off-screen. Validate the persisted position against `available_monitors()`
before applying it: require the saved top-left plus an 80 px corner to
fit inside any current monitor. If not, fall back to `default_mini_position`
(bottom-right of the main window's monitor). The persisted file is left
untouched so the position comes back the next time the missing monitor
is present again.
Validation runs in both `build_mini_player_window` (initial creation) and
`open_mini_player` (re-show, where Linux WMs may re-centre).
`audio_chain_preload` runs ~30 s before the current track ends to queue the
next source for sample-accurate gapless playback. It was also calling
`Sink::set_volume(effective_volume)` with the *next* track's
volume*ReplayGain — but `Sink::set_volume` affects the whole Sink,
including the still-playing current source. Result: loudness of the
currently-playing track audibly shifted exactly 30 s before its end,
toward the next track's level.
Move `set_volume` to the gapless transition block in `spawn_progress_task`,
where `cur.replay_gain_linear` / `cur.base_volume` are already swapped.
The boundary itself is still sample-accurate; only the volume update is
deferred until the chained source is actually live.
Side effects audited:
- hi-res rate-mismatch fallback returns before the sink block — unaffected
- manual skip during chain pending: audio_play creates a fresh Sink — unaffected
- audio_set_volume / audio_update_replay_gain before transition operate on
the current track's gain — still correct
- after transition, cur.replay_gain_linear holds the chained track's gain
before the new set_volume runs, so user volume changes remain correct
- crossfade is mutually exclusive with gapless — separate code path
Closes#275
Co-authored-by: Psychotoxical <dev@psysonic.app>
* fix(windows): stop GPU rendering when windows are hidden
* perf(ui): tighten hidden-window rendering mitigation
Align implementation and documentation with what the injected pause/resume
scripts actually do, reduce main-thread and compositor wakeups while windows
are invisible, and make lifecycle cleanup reliable.
Rust (Tauri)
- Document PAUSE/RESUME as compositor-oriented hints: set __psyHidden, optional
--psy-anim-speed for CSS that opts in, and pause @keyframes via
animation-play-state only (not CSS transitions, not arbitrary timers or rAF).
- Walk descendants under #root instead of document-wide querySelectorAll('*')
to cut cost on large pages; skip the walk if #root is missing (flag still set).
- Call eval(PAUSE_RENDERING_JS) before hide() on all hide paths (tray menu,
tray icon toggle, mini open/close/show-main, native mini close) so the
webview sees __psyHidden while still fully schedulable.
- Shorten pause_rendering command rustdoc to match the script.
Frontend
- WindowVisibilityProvider: replace self-rescheduling useCallback with a single
effect that keeps one pending timeout id, uses a cancelled flag on unmount,
and syncs hiddenRef from document.hidden at mount (no orphaned timers after
tests/HMR).
- WaveformSeek (preview + animated seekbar): while hidden, poll with a 400 ms
timeout instead of requestAnimationFrame every frame; cancel both rAF and
timeout on teardown.
Why
- Accurate comments prevent future refactors from assuming “full JS idle”.
- Smaller DOM walks and fewer rAF wakeups reduce spikes when hiding the main
window or mini player on Windows WebView2 and elsewhere.
* perf(ui): pause global CSS + timers when Tauri hides the window
Builds on PR #273 (`7803d8e` + `0e07a73`). Adds a second HTML flag driven only by
Rust pause/resume inject so infinite animations still pause when WebView2 keeps
`document.hidden === false` after `win.hide()`, and stops a few periodic JS
timers while the window is invisible.
- `lib.rs`: set/remove `data-psy-native-hidden` on `<html>` in PAUSE/RESUME JS;
document why in rustdoc (rest of pause/resume unchanged from PR tip).
- `components.css`: same `animation-play-state: paused !important` rules as
`data-app-hidden` for `[data-psy-native-hidden="true"]`; refresh the comment.
- `App.tsx`: comment distinguishes tab visibility vs Tauri-native hide.
- `Hero.tsx`: do not run the 10 s carousel interval while hidden
(`useWindowVisibility` + `__psyHidden` in tick).
- `PlaybackScheduleBadge.tsx`, `playbackScheduleFormat.ts`: no 400/500 ms
intervals while hidden; skip ticks when `document.hidden` or `__psyHidden`.
Lucky Mix targets ~50 tracks in one run: pick seeds from your most-played artists/albums and 4+ rated songs, add similar tracks, then fill the mix with random library picks, skipping anything you rated 1–2.
On start it trims the old “upcoming” tail so the queue does not show stale next tracks, starts playback on the first viable seed, routes to Now Playing, and can emit structured steps to the backend debug log.
* fix(navidrome-admin): force HTTP/1.1 + User-Agent + no idle pool for /auth and /api calls
Replaces plain reqwest::Client::new() in all nd_* Tauri commands
(navidrome_login, nd_list_users, nd_create_user, nd_update_user,
nd_delete_user, nd_list_libraries, nd_set_user_libraries) with a shared
nd_http_client() helper that:
- sets a real User-Agent (Psysonic/<version> (Tauri))
- pins HTTP/1.1 (avoids HTTP/2 ALPN that some reverse proxies abort on)
- disables the idle-connection pool so a second call doesn't reuse a
TCP connection that the server or proxy has already half-closed
(was producing intermittent "tls handshake eof" on external servers).
Adds nd_err() to flatten the reqwest error source chain into the
returned String, so the frontend surfaces the real cause (connection
refused, tls handshake eof, etc.) instead of reqwest's opaque
"error sending request for url (…)" wrapper.
* fix(navidrome-admin): retry + graceful error + server row polish
Rust (src-tauri/src/lib.rs):
- nd_http_client: HTTP/1.1, TLS 1.2 only, no idle pool — browser-parity
for /auth and /api so strict reverse proxies that abort reqwest's
default HTTP/2+TLS-1.3 handshake mid-flight get through.
- nd_retry: one retry after 500ms on connect/timeout errors only
(ECONNRESET, TLS handshake EOF). Aggressive retries could push the
nginx upstream probe into offline state; this is the minimal useful
amount.
- nd_err: flatten the reqwest error source chain so the UI surfaces the
real cause instead of reqwest's opaque wrapper.
User management UI:
- Sequential load (users, then libraries) instead of parallel, to avoid
racing two TLS connections on a single nginx upstream slot.
- Friendlier failure state with a one-click Retry button that re-runs
load(). Concrete Rust error is kept as muted sub-line.
- User row layout: Magic-String button sits consistently next to
last-seen + delete for every user, regardless of admin status or
library-name length. No more mid-row jitter.
Servers tab:
- "Use" button no longer redirects to Home; stays on the Servers tab so
the active-badge migration is visible.
- Drag-and-drop reorder via grip handle (psyDnD), backed by a new
setServers() action on authStore.
- Active server row now has an accent-tinted background on top of the
border — harder to miss.
New i18n keys (userMgmtLoadFriendly, userMgmtRetry) added to all 8 locales.
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Add OverlayScrollArea with shared thumb metrics and drag handling; size the
thumb against the rail track height so panel insets cannot push it past the
visible rail. Route scroll uses a stable viewport id; Genres restores scroll
and infinite-scroll observation against that viewport (merged with upstream
virtualized genres list and lazy routes behind Suspense).
Suppress queue resizer activation when the pointer targets the main-route
overlay scrollbar; disable the resizer while dragging the thumb and use a
grabbing cursor on the body.
Apply WebKitGTK smooth wheel to the mini webview as well as main; the mini
window reapplies the persisted setting after auth store hydration.
* feat(queue): add Now-Playing Info tab with artist bio, song credits and Bandsintown tour dates
A third tab in the right-side queue panel surfaces context for the
currently playing track:
- Artist card: image + biography from Subsonic getArtistInfo (Last.fm
"Read more on Last.fm" anchor stripped), with read-more toggle that
only appears when the bio actually overflows the 4-line clamp.
- Song info: contributor credits from OpenSubsonic contributors[]
rendered stacked (name prominent, role muted). Section is hidden
entirely on servers without contributor support, and rows that just
re-state the main artist under role "artist" are filtered out.
- On tour: optional Bandsintown integration (opt-in, off by default).
HTTP fetch + JSON parsing happen entirely on the Rust side; the
frontend wrapper deduplicates concurrent calls and caches results in
RAM for the session. Limited to 5 events with a "Show N more" toggle.
When the toggle is off, the section becomes an in-place opt-in card
with a privacy info-tooltip explaining what data is sent — same
tooltip is also exposed on the matching toggle in Settings.
Caching: artist info and song detail are memoised by stable IDs across
component remounts, so jumping between tracks of the same album/artist
does not refire the network calls.
Implementation notes:
- Bandsintown app_id "js_app_id" — arbitrary strings (e.g. "psysonic")
now return HTTP 403 from rest.bandsintown.com; js_app_id is the ID
Bandsintown's own embeddable widget uses and is broadly accepted.
- Tour items use negative left/right margins so the date badge stays
visually aligned with the section title while the hover background
extends slightly past the section edges.
- New i18n namespace nowPlayingInfo across all 8 locales (en, de, fr,
nl, zh, nb, ru, es) including pluralised "Show N more" forms.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(now-playing-info): switch nested flex-columns to block layout to stop content-dependent drift
Repeated reports of the Tour and Song-info sections rendering at
inconsistent x-positions (sometimes left of the section title,
sometimes centred, sometimes correctly aligned) — varying by artist,
sidebar width, and even whether "Show more" was clicked.
Root cause: nested flex-direction: column containers
(.np-info → .np-info-section → .np-info-tour / .np-info-credits) where
the cross-axis (horizontal) sizing on WebKitGTK occasionally inherits
the intrinsic min-content of the longest child. With one
"Naherholungsgebiet/Freizeitgelände Lago Alfredo"-style venue name
that overflows the sidebar, the parent ul gets pushed past 100% width
and the entire layout drifts. min-width: 0 on every level didn't help
because cross-axis stretch in flex-column ignores it for content-driven
overflow.
Fix: collapse all the section/list containers to display: block. Block
layout is content-agnostic — children always render at 100% parent
width, left-aligned, deterministically. Spacing between siblings now
uses the lobotomy selector (`> * + * { margin-top }`).
Only the tour item itself stays flex (badge ↔ meta horizontal layout),
and that one still has overflow: hidden + flex: 1 1 0 + min-width: 0
on the meta column to truncate venue/place text with ellipsis.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Use the main window WebView user agent as the runtime source for Rust-side HTTP clients and refresh the audio engine client when the UA changes. This keeps backend and WebView requests aligned while preserving a simple startup sync flow.
Add a System setting for Off/Normal/Debug logging, apply readable local timestamps to backend logs, and enable exporting buffered runtime logs to a file when debug mode is active.
Co-authored-by: Maxim Isaev <im@friclub.ru>
* fix(player): prevent streaming seek UI freezes and progress snapbacks
Move blocking seek work off the command path with a bounded timeout, switch fullscreen/mobile seek bars to commit-on-release, and stabilize fallback progress state so rapid early seeks on streamed tracks do not freeze the UI or jump progress to zero.
* fix(player): avoid second-seek lockups and progress flicker
Add a short lock timeout for audio seek state access to prevent UI stalls when rapid seeks overlap, and keep waveform progress stable right after seek commit to eliminate brief visual snapbacks.
* fix(player): harden seek recovery and reduce stream log noise
Keep seek fallback stable during delayed backend responses to prevent occasional resets to track start, and remove per-read stream blocking logs so normal playback diagnostics stay readable.
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Co-authored-by: Maxim Isaev <im@friclub.ru>
Adds Navidrome library assignment to the User Management settings
panel: GET /api/library + PUT /api/user/{id}/library wired through
new Rust commands. UserForm gets a checkbox picker (hidden for
admins, who auto-receive all libraries server-side) with inline
validation. User rows compacted to a single clickable line with
hover highlight; native confirm() replaced by a portal-based
ConfirmModal (theme-aware, ESC/Enter, vertically centered).
Co-authored-by: Psychotoxical <dev@psysonic.app>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restore the main-window minimize/unminimize behavior when opening the
mini player on Windows — the original WebView2 stall no longer applies
since the mini window is pre-created at startup. Also cap the mini
window at 400 px width so horizontal drag can't stretch the layout
across a whole monitor; skipped on tiling WMs (Hyprland, Sway, i3)
where the compositor manages sizing itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restructure the MiniPlayer to mirror the main window's queue panel layout:
UI changes:
- Meta block: cover + title/artist/album/year (year added to MiniTrackInfo)
- Action toolbar styled like .queue-round-btn (30px round, accent fill when
active), in order: volume, shuffle | gapless, crossfade, infinite | queue
- Volume button opens a thin 5px vertical strip slider that drops down (click
/ drag / wheel to adjust). Right-click on the volume button mutes.
- Controls + progress moved to the bottom as a true footer (margin-top: auto),
so they stay anchored even with the queue expanded
- Queue toggle moved out of the titlebar into the action bar (logically lives
with the other queue/playback toggles)
- Window size bumped to 340x260 collapsed / 340x500 expanded for the new layout
Bridge changes (miniPlayerBridge.ts):
- MiniSyncPayload extended with volume, gaplessEnabled, crossfadeEnabled,
infiniteQueueEnabled
- Bridge now subscribes to authStore in addition to playerStore so toolbar
toggle states propagate cross-window
- New events: mini:set-volume, mini:shuffle, mini:set-gapless, mini:set-crossfade,
mini:set-infinite-queue
- Bridge enforces gapless ↔ crossfade mutual exclusion (per CLAUDE.md gotcha)
so the mini doesn't need to know about both states to act
Misc:
- Belt-and-suspenders user-select: none on .mini-player-shell * to kill
Ctrl+A / mouse-drag selection that WebKit/WebView2 occasionally let through
Reworks the manual streaming-start path so playback is seekable from the
first frame and hot-cache hits start without a multi-hundred-MB pre-read.
Why
- The legacy AudioStreamReader was a non-seekable ring buffer. Forward
seeks during streaming let Symphonia consume the buffer through to EOF
(next song), and backward seeks were silently broken.
- fetch_data() loaded `psysonic-local://` files via tokio::fs::read,
blocking playback for seconds on hot-cache or offline files (e.g. a
100+ MB hi-res FLAC) and producing ALSA underruns when the new sink
swap arrived too late.
What changed
- New RangedHttpSource MediaSource: pre-allocates a Vec<u8> in track
size, background ranged_download_task fills linearly from offset 0
with HTTP Range reconnects. is_seekable=true; reads block on data,
seeks update the cursor only. Picked when the server response carries
Accept-Ranges: bytes + Content-Length.
- New LocalFileSource MediaSource: thin std::fs::File wrapper used for
every `psysonic-local://` URL — Symphonia probes the first ~64 KB and
starts playback before the rest is read.
- audio_play wires both paths through a generic PlayInput::SeekableMedia
variant so the build_streaming_source pipeline stays single-shape.
- current_is_seekable AtomicBool on AudioEngine: audio_seek short-circuits
with `not seekable` for the legacy fallback so the frontend restart-
fallback (playerStore seek catch) engages instead of letting a forward
seek consume the ring buffer.
- Dev-only [stream] / [seek] eprintln logs (cfg(debug_assertions)) so
source selection, codec resolution (codec name + lossless flag + bit
depth + rate + channels), download progress and seek targets are
visible in the terminal during testing.
- content_type_to_hint now covers wav/wave/opus; URL-derived format
hints strip the query string first and only accept known audio
extensions (Subsonic stream URLs have no extension — would otherwise
latch onto query-param fragments).
Compatibility
- Servers without Accept-Ranges fall back to the existing AudioStreamReader
path; seek is rejected up-front so the existing restart-fallback runs.
- Radio + audio_chain_preload paths untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a dedicated Settings tab for managing Navidrome users (list, create,
edit, delete). Only visible to admins — gated by `/auth/login` probe on
mount. Uses Navidrome's native /api/user endpoints instead of Subsonic
(getUsers.view etc. return only the caller on Navidrome). All HTTP calls
go through new Rust commands to bypass WebView CORS.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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