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And like most security measures, humans are the weak link. The scanning system did mark the barcode as already used/invalid, but the staff assumed it was a glitch and let them on.

New features include:

* Syntax Coloring

* Debugger Integration

The app is now a paid subscription($14/month).

A self-aware click-bait title is still click-bait.

In two places. The web client takes _minutes_ to load the artist page. It's slow enough that I get the Firefox warning stating that the page is slowing down Firefox. The web client (seemingly) doesn't load the song/tracklist in chunks and attempts to load every song at once(at least on the artist page).

The second issue isn't specifically a "Navidrome" problem, but every iOS and Mac desktop client I've used(and I've tried _every_ one that Navidrome lists on their site) attempts to load every song on load and basically becomes unusable.

I'm about two notches away from writing my own music streaming server. Navidrone is barely functional for me...and falls under software I hate, but there are no better options.

As someone currently running a Navidrome instance with 40k songs...yeah, I wouldn't wish that on anyone(horrible performance), but it is an option I suppose.

It still doesn't save state between reloads or prevent accidentally page refreshes and that makes me sad(still)

GDPR does not fix this situation. There are cut-outs in GDPR that allows companies to store data for longer. Financial/billing/taxes fall under that category.

GOAT isn't obscure or domain specific and is a very common acronym used online for almost anything competitive and doesn't need any more explanation.

Looks an interesting app and does solve a pain point I encounter semi-frequently. I'm usually not one to comment on prices of applications, but $50/$100 for such a small utility is pretty steep. At 20 dollars I may even buy for it occasional use and not even think about it. At your prices I need to compare it to Affinity, kaleidoscope, littlesnitch and see if I derive a similar value from your application.