Oh I still have (32 bit) Winamp on my desktop, and it works great when I need it so far... The problem is that as Windows creeps towards 64 bit compatibility on

Oh I still have (32 bit) Winamp on my desktop, and it works great when I need it so far... The problem is that as Windows creeps towards 64 bit compatibility only, I'll eventually have to retire the original .exe(s) I've used, and change to something that might be a terrible experience.... Even online reviews and advice about what software to use is corrupted by brigadeers and marketers, so it's a wild west of who you can trust. I appreciate your advice, but you could just as well be a developer trying to encourage me to use your app that may have required in-app purchases (no offence). Another tactic that developers now use is to have a fully functional app in the first-downloaded instance, but then the application slowly degrades as updates occur to encourage an up-sell. As a dev myself, I've directly seen this happen with apps I cannot specifically shame online. I'm primarily referring to mobile apps. I have an SD card with my music library on it. The choice of apps there gets more complex... As phone makers remove SD card functionality, and headphone jacks, and limit out of the box music players, the ability to use my phone for music is also fading. I have had apps corrupt my locally saved music library as well in attempts to force me into buying streaming services perhaps, I no longer trust many services in app stores.