Added
Burn audio CDs from your library
By @starrlord, PR #1538
- A new CD Burner page writes a running order from your library to a blank CD-R as a Red Book audio disc, on Windows, macOS and Linux. Gapless or with the usual two-second gaps, optional level matching across tracks, and CD-TEXT, so players that support it show track and artist names. Tracks you have not downloaded are fetched when the burn starts, without touching your offline library.
- Rehearse runs the whole burn with the laser off, so a running order can be checked without spending a disc. After a real burn the disc itself is read back instead of trusting what the drive reported while writing.
- Right-click a track, album or playlist and choose Add to CD to build the running order.
Album descriptions and comment tags on the album page
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1569
- The album page now shows the description your server holds for a release, under the genre tags. Long ones are trimmed to two lines with a link to read the rest in place.
- It also shows the comment tag from your files — notes like "Remaster 2024" that had nowhere to appear before. Shown only when every tagged track on the release says the same thing, so a note about a single track is never presented as one about the album.
Shuffle now applies to a list you start playing
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1576
- With shuffle switched on, double-clicking a track in an album, playlist or favourites now queues that whole list in random order, starting with the track you picked. Until now the list arrived in its own order while the shuffle button said otherwise.
- Switching shuffle back off puts the list into the order it had when you started it.
Clear the queue without stopping the current track
- Right-click the queue's Clear button to remove its history and upcoming tracks while the current track keeps playing from the same position.
Browse all your favourite albums as a grid
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1583
- Clicking Albums on the Favorites page now opens All Albums showing only your favourites, so hundreds of them can be browsed as a grid with sorting and filters instead of scrolling one long row.
Create and manage Navidrome shares inside Psysonic
- Enable sharing in the new Settings -> Integrations -> Navidrome section, then create public links from supported tracks, albums, artists, playlists, composers and the play queue without opening the server website.
- The new ND Shares page collects links from the selected servers with artwork, type and item counts. Play a share, add it to the queue, inspect its exact contents, copy or open the link, and remove it from the server in one place.
- Pasting or searching a managed share opens the same preview flow, while mobile and desktop navigation keep the page available wherever sharing is enabled.
Finding the switch for the artist photo in fullscreen
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1590
- The artist photo behind the fullscreen player can be turned off for every style — the switch just lives on another tab, under Integrations → Backgrounds. Settings → Appearance now says so next to the style picker and offers a button that opens that section directly.
Every genre a track carries, and its mood tags
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1591
- Song Info now lists all of a track's genres instead of the first one. Files are often tagged with several, and the album header showed them while the dialog did not.
- Two new tracklist columns, both off until you pick them in the column menu: Genres shows the complete set next to the existing single-genre column, and Mood shows the mood tags stored in the file (MOOD / TMOO).
- Song Info also shows those mood tags now. Its mood row used to appear only for tracks the app had analysed, so a tagged file showed nothing.
The queue scrolls while you drag a track to its edge
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1598
- Hold a dragged track against the top or bottom of the queue and the list scrolls along, so a song can be moved further than one screenful in one go. Until now that meant dropping it, scrolling, picking it up again, and repeating. It speeds up the closer you get to the edge, and the mini player behaves the same way.
Keep the play queue local on one device
By @cucadmuh, PR #1599, closes #1585
- Settings → Integrations → Navidrome → Play queue sync can now stop this device from publishing or adopting the server queue, without changing local playback.
- Allow downloads now appears as a nested option only when Navidrome sharing is enabled, making it clear which feature it belongs to.
Fixed
Dropping a track in the queue no longer starts it
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1598
- Moving a song within the queue could leave it playing the moment you let go, because the release still counted as a click on the row. Dropping now only moves. The same stray click was possible wherever something is dragged — from an album into the queue, between playlist folders, in the settings lists — and is gone in all of them.
Artist top tracks can be dragged to the queue
- Tracks in the artist page's Top tab now support the same drag-to-queue interaction as the All tab, without turning the Play or Preview buttons into drag handles.
Navidrome share links copy reliably after creation
- Creating a Navidrome share no longer loses clipboard access while waiting for the server. Psysonic now uses the desktop clipboard directly and keeps the existing browser fallback for web builds.
Lyrics no longer sit on top of the track details in the fullscreen player
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1587
- In the Minimal style the lyrics panel could cover the track title, the artist and the "Next" line. It reserved a fixed amount of room for the block underneath, which is taller whenever the visualizer strip is shown — so with the strip on, the panel reached into the text. It now ends above however much room that block actually takes, and its lower edge fades out instead of cutting a line in half.
- In the Immersive style the scrolling lyrics stayed visible behind the cover art and the title instead of fading away behind them. How much they showed through depended on the window size and on whether the visualizer was on; now it is the same everywhere.
The dot between two artists sits straight again
By @Psychotoxical, PR #1595
- On a track credited to more than one artist, the dot between the names hung below them and stuck to the name in front of it. It is now drawn centred, with even spacing on both sides, and looks the same in a track row as in an album header.
Navidrome library migrations recover after a failed reload
- A canonical-ID migration could leave startup blocked after a restart when completed browse data looked unfinished or old track-ID history formed a stale loop. Retrying now keeps the live track owner, repairs obsolete aliases and completes the migration instead of failing again.