2 GrooveShark interfaces, Tiny GS client and GS playlist player Options

[romor]

Both are HTA applications, with same design, borderless mimicking Windows 8 UI, and utilizing official Flash players.

1. Tiny GrooveShark Client - simplest as possible, type a string identifying a track, and hit enter:



Source: link

2. GrooveShark Playlist player - simple yet more complex, meant to parse playlists, but allows querying too. It can parse:

- XSPF (with track/artist information)
- M3U (with #EXTINF line containing track/artist information)
- TXT (text file with each line containing, track/artist information)

User can paste path to local playlist or http link in input box, or can use Open button, at the bottom, to browse for a playlist. Also user can type query in input box, and receive up to 10 tracks as response.
On 32bit OS, pressing Ctrl+R registers "drag & drop" control over current Open button, so user can drop file over it, instead browse for it. Pressing Ctrl+U unregisters control.



Source: link

Possible drawbacks:

- No seekbar
- I provided API key, but it can reach limit publicly as limit is on # of requests per API key and not per IP, in which case user is informed how to get it and update, which is simple enough

Download both in archive: link

[neons]

thank you,i also thought it was not good enough, i will try echonest.