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Fair enough on the offline access (though the only time I'm offline and want to listen to music I am using my phone so I've never had a use case to keep the mus
by BinaryIdiot 10y ago
Fair enough on the offline access (though the only time I'm offline and want to listen to music I am using my phone so I've never had a use case to keep the music on my computer) but Chrome supports the media key access and you can grab extensions on any browser to use them so those work the same.
- dingo_bat 10y agoWhy would I work for something that should be readily available as a basic feature? In my opinion this is a perfect example of the contrast between apple and Google. Google simply does not care about user experience. They will make a functional service and that's it. Apple will create a good user experience. The service exists to enhance that experience.
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoOh I agree but it's also a limitation of the web itself. Fortunately it's easy to get media key support (I honestly wanted it for things other than google music support so that was a little bit of a happy accident). But yeah Google never focuses on the UX (case in point: they haven't updated the calendar, contacts or tasks in at least 8 years now which is INSANE; some of the bugs from years ago are STILL THERE). But I digress.