WidgeTunes1.0

Name: WidgeTunes
Price: .99 $
Rating: 3 (5 reviews)

29 January 2015

Play your favorite music from Notification Center.

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Overview

WidgeTunes lets you play your favorite music from Notification Center and the status bar. View all your iTunes playlists, save to favorites and play any of them without open iTunes app.

Features:

View now playing info: Title, Artist, Album, Artwork
Control iTunes: Play, pause, next, previous
Just press the star button to add a playlist to favorites.
Press the full star button to remove playlist from favorites.
To view favorites playlists go to favorites tab of widget.

What's new in WidgeTunes

Version 1.0:

Initial release

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1 Reviews of WidgeTunes

Well, this is an improvement over Apple's iTunes widget that works in the Notification Center. Primarily, this also gives you a list of your playlists. That's handy for quick changes. The only other controller I've found that can show a fast popup list of playlists is Sizzling Keys, but it's currently acting flakey on El Capitan. The shortcoming is that it's slow to update whatever song is playing. I've timed at taking up to 6 seconds to finally show the song's status. You could be halfway through a song, but it will still show the song as being at 0 seconds until it catches up. It's kind of hit and miss. I ended up keeping the Apple widget at the top if I need to check the song's status and use Widge Tunes for the playlist feature. It's not horrible, but it's not great.

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Well, this is an improvement over Apple's iTunes widget that works in the Notification Center. Primarily, this also gives you a list of your playlists. That's handy for quick changes. The only other controller I've found that can show a fast popup list of playlists is Sizzling Keys, but it's currently acting flakey on El Capitan. The shortcoming is that it's slow to update whatever song is playing. I've timed at taking up to 6 seconds to finally show the song's status. You could be halfway through a song, but it will still show the song as being at 0 seconds until it catches up. It's kind of hit and miss. I ended up keeping the Apple widget at the top if I need to check the song's status and use Widge Tunes for the playlist feature. It's not horrible, but it's not great.

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