20 Jul 2011
Nice tool to play and control audio from your web browser
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Platform: Mac OS X, Linux, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7
Manufacturer: Alex Sirota
Size: 1MB
Number of Downloads: 2321
Price: Free
You're busy working, occasionally browsing the web, while listening to your music via your favourite audio player (such as iTunes).
You want to move to the next track on your favourite album, but you've got iTunes as an icon in your task bar and it always takes a second or two to maximise.
FoxyTunes is a small plug-in for Mozilla Firefox that enables you to control audio being played back from your audio player from within your Firefox status bar.
From your status bar, you can pause, move to the next track, alter the volume and much more.
FoxyTunes 3 goes much further than the previous version and enables you to perform web searches while you are listening to your music, so you can find information about your favourite (or unknown) artist.
Note that the download here links directly to the Firefox extension. You might need to authorise this download (from Firefox) if you are using Firefox to install.
This version now supports Firefox 3.
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