System Integration

What Namida can do outside of its own window.

Open With & Share

Namida registers itself for a lot of things, so it shows up in the share sheet and in β€œOpen with”:

It can also be set as your default music player, and it answers voice assistant requests to play music.

NFC tags carrying a YouTube link open in Namida too.

Quick Settings Tile

πŸ’» Android only

Add the Namida tile to your quick settings panel to play and pause without opening anything. The tile shows the current state, so you can tell at a glance if something is playing.

Home Screen Widget

πŸ’» Android only

A resizable player widget with its own settings screen, see the πŸŽ‰ Home Screen Widget feature β†—.

System Tray

πŸ’» Windows+Linux only

Namida lives in the system tray while it runs. Click the icon to hide or show the window, right click it for a small menu with the current track, previous, play/pause, next, open, mini lyrics window and exit.

Closing the window minimizes to the tray instead of quitting, unless you tell it otherwise. βš™οΈ Configure Kill Player After Dismissing App β†—

Mini Lyrics Window

πŸ†• v7.0.0 πŸ’» Windows+Linux only

A small window showing the current lyrics line, good for keeping lyrics around while you do something else. Open it from the tray menu or with Ctrl + Alt + L, press Esc or the same shortcut to go back to the normal window.

πŸŽ‰ Shortcuts feature β†—

System Wide Hotkeys

πŸ’» Windows+Linux only

Control playback even when Namida is not focused, see πŸŽ‰ Shortcuts feature β†—.



by @claude