Hello!
I have three minor problems with foobar2000 v0.9.1.
First, the name and the version of the player appear in the window title but there's no %_foobar2000_version% variable in the window title formatting code (if I leave it blank, " [foobar2000 v0.9.1]" will appear in the window title anyway). How to remove this, please?
Second, if a song is played, it appears in a different color that the rest of the playlist. But if this song is in two playlists (two tabs) at the same time, only one of them will appear in that particular color. In v0.8.3, the song changed color everywhere. Is there a way to bring this "feature" back?
Third, should there be a "Customize..." menu when right-clicking on the buttons? I've seen someone advise to customize buttons by right clicking on one of them, then clicking "customize", but maybe I misunderstood.
Thank you in advance.
Full Version: Three minor problems
QUOTE(Cutter @ Apr 23 2006, 03:12 AM) 
First, the name and the version of the player appear in the window title but there's no %_foobar2000_version% variable in the window title formatting code (if I leave it blank, " [foobar2000 v0.9.1]" will appear in the window title anyway). How to remove this, please?
This cannot be removed in the Default User Interface.QUOTE(Cutter @ Apr 23 2006, 03:12 AM)
Second, if a song is played, it appears in a different color that the rest of the playlist. But if this song is in two playlists (two tabs) at the same time, only one of them will appear in that particular color. In v0.8.3, the song changed color everywhere. Is there a way to bring this "feature" back?
No.QUOTE(Cutter @ Apr 23 2006, 03:12 AM)
Third, should there be a "Customize..." menu when right-clicking on the buttons? I've seen someone advise to customize buttons by right clicking on one of them, then clicking "customize", but maybe I misunderstood.
Custom buttons are only supported in Columns UI.
Thank you. Are these changes deliberate? If so, why? The new version of foobar is better in many ways, but here I feel like it's a regress. 
The first two are intentional; the third is not a change. the toolbar buttons in the Default User Interface were never configurable.
QUOTE(foosion @ Apr 23 2006, 04:32 AM)
The first two are intentional; the third is not a change[b][/b]. the toolbar buttons in the Default User Interface were never configurable.
Yes, sorry I was only referring to the first two. Is there a reason for these changes?
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