skiqh/maracuya-jukebox
Maracuya is a javascript based virutal mp3 player that lets you control your playlist from a browser. It goes on IE, Safari, Firefox, Chrome under different operating systems: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
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Maracuya is a javascript based virutal mp3 player that lets you control your playlist from a browser. It goes on IE, Safari, Firefox, Chrome under different operating systems: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
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