CloudPlay is a similar app for Mac. It has pretty good shortcut integration. http://cloudplay.fm/
That doesn't seem to support music you already have though, which is a pretty big feature of Cloud Tunes.
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better ensure it is indeed your music, because Dropbox will likely report infringements of copyright
Don't they only do that when placed in shared folders? Some of my Dead could maybe cause a problem (though it was all once freely available on archive.org).
Imagine the uproar if Dropbox started removing files from people's personal, private folders due to alleged copyright infringement.
They could theoretically do this in a way that doesn't really invade privacy (by using only hashes), but the controversy would probably kill Dropbox.
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#93Hey, This is really nice. Would you mind chatting with me sometime? I'd love to pick your brain or even just converse with someone who has similar interests. I've spent the past two years developing Streamus, https://streamus.com/ , an open-source music player which runs off of YouTube as a browser extension; it has 130,000 users currently. Hit me up if you want to chat! admin@streamus.com and if you'd like to browse…
Holy cow. Streamus is a dreamus. I'm really digging this.
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I'd been planning on releasing it together with a Dockerfile so that people could easily run it locally in an isolated container. It turned out to be a bit more complex than I had anticipated so Docker support will come later. But I think that could be a viable model for locally-installable web apps in the future.
Btw, help with the Dockerfile would be appreciated: https://github.com/jakubroztocil/cloudtunes/issues/2
Already dockerized!