I switched from Gnome to Plasma 6, and & is showing on the left. Isn't this a bug?

When some file in the play list does not exist, it shows a "Resource not found" message box. This is even when Strawberry has been minimised.

I would rather not see such message box. If the file does not exist, Strawberry can just skip the file. I tried to find a relevant setting in the Settings, but I could not find it. Is that possible?

I switched from Gnome to Plasma 6, and & is showing on the left. Isn't this a bug?

It was difficult to find the buttons, as they look really tiny like below:

It seems that the buttons become normal size if I enable them.

The situation was the same whether I check "Use system icons" or not.

When some file in the play list does not exist, it shows a "Resource not found" message box. This is even when Strawberry has been minimised.

I would rather not see such message box. If the file does not exist, Strawberry can just skip the file. I tried to find a relevant setting in the Settings, but I could not find it. Is that possible?

Wayland Gnome, 100% and 150% DPI dual monitors. On 150% monitor, the icons look like this:

If I move the window to the 100% DPI monitor, it looks like this:

No matter which theme /icon set I choose, the icon is too dark for the dark theme. I think, either Strawberry should add an in-built icon set for dark theme, or maybe add white outlines to the current queue icon so that it would be visible regardless of the background colour.

Re: Jellyfin integration

It looks like there is an old feature suggestion, but there was no reply. Was the request declined? I had been thinking about choosing between Subsonic and Jellyfin, and I thought Jellyfin may be better, because the Subsonic API seemed to be an old proprietary API, and the Jellyfin server has plugin support.

Currently, there are two options: (1)Always go to the previous track and (2)Always restart the song.

I wish there was a third option, a more intelligent one. That is, "if the song's current position is after a certain point, like 00:10, then restart the song, otherwise go to the previous track".

I don't know how others behave, but there is almost no chance that I would want to restart the song right at the beginning of the song, so that third option makes more sense. In fact, the music player I use on Android, Musicolet, has that option.