 FoxyTunes on the status bar |
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| Developer(s) | FoxyTunes, Alex Sirota |
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| Stable release | 3.5.9 / August, 2009 |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | Web browser Music Media player |
| License | Freeware, Proprietary |
| Website | www.foxytunes.com |
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FoxyTunes is a browser extension which was acquired by Yahoo! on February 4, 2008.[1]The program allows the user to control media players from the browser window. FoxyTunes works in Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, SeaMonkey, Mozilla Application Suite, Flock and Mozilla Thunderbird.
The extension supports the normal media player functions and displays currently playing track information. Additionally, the extension allows searching various Web sites to get images, videos, biographies etc. related to the music being played.
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Features
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- Volume controls
- Seek Slider
- Configurable keyboard shortcuts
- Currently playing track information
- Customizable and collapsible
- Auto-hide
- Skinnable and localizable
- Automatically launch your player when needed
- Pop up and hide the player window with a click
- Correctly shows track information encoded in any language, supports Unicode
- Alarm Clock and Sleep Timer
- InfoBox including album cover finder, recent track history and more[clarification needed]
Supported players
FoxyTunes support many media players on a diverse variety of platforms. On Microsoft Windows it supports:
- Apollo media player
- The Core Media Player
- dBpoweramp Audio Player
- foobar2000
- iTunes
- Media Center (formerly J. River Media Center)
- Last.FM
- MediaMonkey
- Media Player Classic
- musikCube
- Musicmatch Jukebox
- Spotify
- Songbird
- Sonique
- Quintessential Player (QCD)
- Pandora
- Real Player
- UltraPlayer
- VLC Media Player
- Winamp
- Windows Media Player
- Yahoo Music Engine
- Zinf
On Unix systems:
On Mac OS X:
See also
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