Actually, I meant both: you wrote some things in German, tass_co wrote some things in Turkish, but that's ok, it's understandable for personal skins, really no need for any of you to aplogize, but yeah, sometimes knowing what a button does or what a comment means helps understand things better for folks that unfortunately are not proficient in all languages.First of all, thank you for finding it creative, and secondly, sorry formyself to making notes in the code. I know it's even more difficult for outsiders. However, I apologize again.![:oops:]( "Embarrassed")
[@Yincognito] The other project with [!SetWindowPosition] is only postponed.
Yeah, it crossed my mind that you postponed the other project, seeing your new one - just wasn't sure.
Great to see this project going forward, excellent help and work from both tass_co and yourself. Needs a little polishing on scrolling, e.g. keep the track controls and the browse button on top at all times and only scroll the list, keep the scrolling 'container' in the same position, have enough room for the track position, etc., but very nice result indeed, and yes, it displays in English for me!
One thing you might consider adding is the possibility to use .m3u8 playlists as well. They're encoded UTF-8-BOM in Notepad++, unlike the .m3u ones which are encoded as ANSI there. By the way, the ANSI encoding is another requirement for the .m3u to be read by the skin besides using the file:/// structure, both being very easy to achive via Encoding > ANSI coupled with renaming to .m3u if needed, and a simple Search > Replace e.g. "C:\" with "file:///C:\" and such in Notepad++.Something else that I thought was using an online playlist like your earlier "https://stream.sunshine-live.de/2000er/mp3-192/stream.sunshine-live.de/play.m3u", but unless I'm missing something, it doesn't accept yet online sources, just local. Obviously, for online ones, there wouldn't be much purpose in having a list with more than one item aka the currently playing track, but that's not a problem.
Integrating the contents of the <script></script> tag in the spoiler from the link I mentioned in my previous reply could be a good idea in order to have skin like behavior e.g. dragging or context menu with the mouse when holding down CTRL even on the WebView area (careful to allow your webpage actions too, when not holding CTRL down though).
P.S. I tried the .rmskin, not the code snippets in the spoilers below it, just to be clear. I'm sure there are improvements in them as well, I just shared how I'd see a completed work above, that's all. The rest are your decisions, obviously.
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