Hi, now I tried to activate Pulse and then choose "Output to a sound card via ALSA" in Strawberry and under "Device": "Automatically select" instead of the name of my sound card.

Now audio seems to work simultaniously in firefox and strawberry.

But pulse is active. Is that a problem for sound quality despite the fact that I have chosen "Output.... ALSA" in Strawberry?

@sebcarp
The phone should not be mounted when connecting it in strawberry as the MTP protocol is used.

@ben2talk well, Cantarell regular is pretty legible, but i've got you point. It has to be implemented in the player itself, but currently it don't.
Breaking all of the system look is not an option.

Fusion is part of Qt and the default style in Qt, nothing specific to Strawberry. For any application which doesn't have a setting to change style you can still set this by using the QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE environment variable.
But maybe you didn't have this issue with Clementine because you either used a different style, or there is a bug in the newer versions of Qt. The latest release of Clementine is still using Qt 4 (although you can build Clementine with Qt 5 with the latest source code from git). While Strawberry is Qt 6, but still compatible with Qt 5. Qt 5 is more or less end of life from Qt for open source use, the Qt company have closed the Qt 5 branches.

@wolfie No, there's no portable version of Strawberry at the moment, at least no for Windows. You can post this on the Feature Suggestions category, since is not a current feature.

@jonas Thanks for your reply ! i will try and report it.

@DougB
You were missing libicu-dev, the dependency was added a while back.

@jonas

Thank you!

@Woopi
This should be fixed, if possible try the latest from https://builds.strawberrymusicplayer.org/

@jonas Thank you very much, the integration with KDE does not allow me to see it, but with a clear theme it was easy to find it!!

@nyuwa
Strawberry supports saving playlists with relative paths,
Go to Tools / Settings / Playlist and select "Relative" or "Ask when saving" under "When saving a playlist, file paths should be".
When you save the playlist in d:\music, the paths should then point to directories / files without d:\music.
This way you can copy the playlist files over on the other computer to the same music directory on a different drive.
Another option is to simply edit the playlist file in a text editor and do a find/replace of d:\ with e:\

@Hollow_Sky The error window mentions precisely Operation Not Permitted, implying it's an issue with the permissions of the system; I used Mac for a short period of time, and Apple has been always kinda draconian when installing new apps from third-party websites and not from the AppStore.