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Changelog

A running log of what's new in Tracklyst.

One Add music panel, unsaved-work warning, clearer errors

Add music — + New Playlist opens one panel: choose files, choose a folder, or drop either anywhere on the page. Music already in Dropbox › Apps › Tracklyst Playlists or in OneDrive can be browsed right inside the panel, with Use this folder on every folder
Add more on an open playlist recognises files Tracklyst already has (same name, size and contents) and links them where they are instead of copying them again
A lyrics .txt file can be added on its own and goes into the playlist's folder beside its track
The editor asks before you leave with unsaved changes — Return to Dashboard, signing out, or switching between Dropbox and OneDrive
When a shared playlist can't load, listeners see a plain explanation (for example, that its folder may have been moved or renamed) instead of a technical error. You see the details when you open your own playlist
Playlists open faster for listeners, and the homepage is lighter to load
The recipient link button reads Copy link, and the editor's selection button reads Unselect (it only unticks tracks, it never removed anything)
OneDrive folders and tracks with # or ? in their names failed to load in the editor and to play for listeners — they now work
A file dropped while Add music was still copying made the browser open it and leave the page — it's now ignored
Added protection against abuse: limits on how fast tracks can be requested, and tighter checks on custom page addresses

Add files from your computer, artwork anywhere

Add files from your computer — start a new playlist, then drop or choose audio from anywhere on your computer (whole folders too). Tracklyst copies it into a new folder named after the playlist, in Dropbox or OneDrive, with progress for each file
Add files to any existing playlist the same way — drop them anywhere on the editor page. Folder playlists get them in their folder; multi-folder playlists keep new files in an “Added files” folder and link them in
Drop cover art or a banner on any playlist, or click the Cover or Banner box. Any size works — it's shrunk to fit automatically, and your original is never changed
OneDrive playlists can now have cover art and banners added from the editor. OneDrive asks once for permission to save in Tracklyst's own OneDrive folder
Listeners see a sample rate notice when a playlist's tracks are at a different rate than their computer's output, with the current output rate live and how to change it on Mac or Windows
The editor's Banner box shows your Settings banner until a playlist has one of its own, just as listeners see it
Picking a folder fills in the playlist title with the folder's name, unless you've already typed one
Deleting a playlist also removes the cover and banner copies Tracklyst made for it (they go to your Dropbox or OneDrive trash). Your own files and music are never touched
Download all tracks only downloaded the first file — it now downloads every track, with progress on the button
Sample rates showed your computer's rate (often 48k) instead of the file's own (e.g. 44.1k) — they're now read from the file itself
Compressed previews keep the file's own sample rate, and tracks with accents, dashes or emoji in their names now get previews (they were silently skipped)

Star ratings, keyboard shortcuts, Key & Tempo Finder

Listeners can rate the version they're hearing, 1–5 stars. You see each track's average and who rated which version
Keyboard shortcuts in the player — play/pause, skip, seek, jump to a spot, add a note. Press ? for the list
Key & Tempo Finder (formerly Key Finder) reads tempo to the exact BPM, hears snares as well as kicks for fewer half-speed readings, and takes a file dropped anywhere on the page
Email Updates in Settings — opt in to hear about new tools and features
Free tools show a quieter email signup instead of a pop-up

Smoother listening, default banner, announcements

A record-player loading screen for first-time listeners, showing real loading progress; tap the record to start
Default Playlist Banner (Pro) — upload it once in Settings and it shows on every playlist without its own banner
Comments, feedback emails and the API now say which version of a track was playing when a note was left
Downloads are two simple switches (Downloadable, Paid download), and you can add your own links under a playlist
Save your default playlist options so new playlists start with them
A notification bell on the dashboard for Tracklyst announcements
On phones, playback keeps going with the screen locked, with track info and next/previous on the lock screen
A playlist left open overnight now still plays the next morning
Some iPhones went silent over Bluetooth after a pause
Reopening a playlist keeps its saved settings (downloads, prices, expiry and more) instead of resetting them on the next save
Analyzing tracks in the editor no longer causes glitches in audio playing in other browser tabs
Listener volume and Normalize controls live in an advanced view that starts hidden, unless you choose to show it
Faster repeat visits — the app no longer downloads itself again on every visit
A Return to Dashboard button in the editor header

Playlist types, comment controls, version stacks

New playlists start with a simple choice: songs from one folder, or picked from multiple folders
Turn listener comments off for any playlist
Revoked recipient links can be reinstated
Notes typed into the comment box are tagged with the song, and unsent notes survive a page reload
The Save button explains why a save didn't go through
Halloween decor runs Oct 24–31
The version stack panel stays open while you reorder, rename or remove versions, and combined stacks survive a folder rescan

Both clouds at once, security & reliability

Connect Dropbox and OneDrive at the same time and switch between them from the header; one subscription covers one account on each
Tracklyst tells you when your Dropbox or OneDrive connection needs reconnecting, before a listener runs into it
A Lyrics button in the editor
Playlist passwords and link expiry are now enforced on the server, along with a broad round of security hardening across sharing, the listener portal and storage connections
Creating a second multi-folder playlist could remove the first
Reopening a playlist didn't restore its saved track order
Dolby Atmos .mp4 files were left out of Dropbox folder scans
The sign-in menu on the homepage couldn't be clicked
Subscription and free-trial status are tracked more reliably, including keeping your plan through the end of a cancelled term
The homepage loads with about 85% less data

Security & reliability hardening

Strengthened account security around subscription transfers, paid downloads, and signing in with Dropbox/OneDrive
Hardened several background systems — outgoing webhooks, feedback emails, and shared-link handling — with additional server-side verification
A free trial can no longer be re-triggered by canceling and resubscribing with the same email
Cover art and banner images now display for OneDrive-connected playlists, matching Dropbox
Faster dashboard loads — feedback and comment data now loads in parallel instead of one piece at a time

Halloween theme, dashboard-wide

Halloween 1 decor now shows automatically on the homepage and pricing page every year, Oct 1–Nov 1
The per-playlist "Show holiday theme to listeners" option now actually decorates the shared playlist page for your listeners, any time of year you turn it on — previously it saved your choice but didn't do anything
Your dashboard's holiday on/off switch is unaffected — still yours to toggle any time, independent of the calendar

Pricing page refresh

"Most popular" now highlights the Pro plan instead of Artist

Custom accent color, dashboard sorting

Pick any exact accent color — a color wheel and hex input sit alongside the existing presets in Appearance, so your playlist links can match your brand precisely instead of choosing the closest built-in swatch
Sort your dashboard by recent activity, alphabetically, by comment count, or by what needs attention first — plus a compact list view for scanning many playlists at once

Version stacking fixes

Disbanding a stacked group of mix versions could occasionally duplicate or drop a track — every version now comes back correctly, exactly as many tracks as went in
Redesigned the version-stack panel — reorder arrows moved to the left, a dedicated Rename button per version, and the version count no longer shifts position when you expand it
Selecting tracks to combine into a stack no longer shifts the track list down

Tracklyst Connect

Tracklyst Connect (free, Mac only) — a menu bar app that turns a Finder right-click into a playlist. Create Tracklyst Playlist starts a brand new project from a folder or selection of audio files; Add to Tracklyst drops new bounces straight into an existing project's folder. Recognizes when Pro Tools or Logic has a session open, so it knows where a bounce is coming from — no separate upload step, no dragging between Finder windows
A dismissible dashboard banner points Mac users at Connect the first time they sign in

Redesigned playlist editor

The editor is now a two-column workspace on desktop — track list and setup on the left, Appearance/Options/Share Link/Recipients in a right-hand rail — with a sticky top bar so the title field and Save/Copy Share Link never require scrolling to reach. Mobile is unchanged
Instructions, version-stacking guidance, and branding tips moved out of the main flow into a small "?" icon instead of sitting open on every new playlist
Attaching a video to a playlist can now browse anywhere in your Dropbox, not just the playlist's own source folder

Security hardening

Strengthened server-side identity verification across playlist saving, sharing, and feedback actions — these now confirm requests against your actual signed-in account rather than a submitted value
Improved how shared links refresh your cloud connection behind the scenes, moving to a more secure token-handling model. No action needed — existing links keep working

Gapless playback

Seamless playback (free, all plans) — a per-playlist Options toggle plays every track through a sample-accurate audio engine with zero gap between tracks, for albums and continuous works meant to flow without a break. Off by default; turning it on also disables loudness normalization by default, since a continuous work is meant to be heard at its own relative levels throughout

Faster waveform loading, quicker playlist opens

Waveforms now load instantly the next time a track is played — on any device, by any listener — instead of redrawing from scratch every single time
Track duration and sample rate could sometimes show the same value across several tracks in a list instead of each track's own — now always correct per track
Playlists that include tracks linked in from another project now open a bit faster

Per-track play counts, listen status, and UI polish

Per-track play counts — see how many times each track has actually been played, right in your track list, not just total link views
"Sent X ago" status — dashboard cards and individual recipient links now show how long ago a link was sent, plus a clear callout when it's been opened zero times
Cleaned up inconsistent text sizing and brightness across the dashboard, track list, and share/recipient panels — small UI text (buttons, labels, badges) now reads at a more consistent, legible weight throughout

Branded link previews

Studio logo (Pro) — upload a logo once in Settings and it shows up in link previews (iMessage, Slack, and anywhere else a shared link unfurls) for any playlist that doesn't have its own cover art. Drag-and-drop or click to upload, 50KB limit
Link previews now show real artwork instead of the generic Tracklyst icon — your studio logo first, then that playlist's own cover art if you've set one, with a per-playlist option to flip the order
The listener page's banner image no longer shows a boxed background behind it when the image doesn't fill the full width — it now blends into the page background

Paper — a light background preset

Paper background — a light, off-white background option alongside the existing 9 dark backgrounds, in the same swatch picker. Works with whatever accent color you're already using
The "Dark surfaces" toggle now turns itself off when you switch to Paper — it's built for adding contrast against a dark background and doesn't have a coherent effect on a light one

Listener-side advanced view toggle

Hide advanced track info from listeners — a new Options toggle sets a cleaner default view for your shared link: format, sample rate, bit depth, duration, true peak, and LUFS are hidden, leaving just the track title and player. Listeners always get a one-click "Show advanced view" button if they want the full technical detail — it's a default, not a lockout
Default appearance picker in the dashboard — set your color palette straight from Settings, no need to open a playlist first. It updates your dashboard immediately and becomes the starting look for new playlists; anything you've already saved keeps its own look

Automatic version detection & stacking

Automatic version stacking — rescan a folder and tracks with matching titles (e.g. "My Song Mix 1" and "My Song Mix 2") are offered as a version stack, newest file on top. Nothing is ever merged silently: you confirm the stack and label each version, and can always say no
Per-version detail panel — expand a stacked track to see every version's real file, format, sample rate, bit depth, duration, and loudness, instead of a single line that only reflected one file
Every version chip in a stack can now be renamed inline, and the stack itself can be given its own display title without affecting the underlying track or its comments
Loudness normalization now measures and applies each version's own LUFS when you switch between versions during playback — previously it kept using the first version's loudness for every version in the stack
Confirmation and prompt dialogs across the app (version stacking, revoking a link, renaming a project, deleting feedback) now use Tracklyst's own dark-themed dialog instead of the browser's native popup
Unpack & disband a stack — pop any version out of a stack into its own separate track, delete a version's file reference for good, or disband a whole stack back into individual tracks in one click. Comments always stay exactly where they were
Manually combine tracks into a stack — check any 2+ tracks in your playlist and combine them into a version stack directly, no matter what they're named. Useful for tracks auto-detection wouldn't catch, or to recombine something you disbanded earlier
Exclude a track without removing it — grey out any track to hide it from the shared playlist while keeping it in your own view. The file itself is never touched, so switching it back on is instant and nothing about the folder changes
Bulk selection actions — the same checkboxes used to combine tracks into a stack now also support bulk Exclude/Include, and bulk Remove for linked tracks, all from one selection bar

New free tool: Artwork & Banner Compressor

Artwork & Banner Compressor — resize and compress album artwork or a banner image right in your browser, nothing uploaded. One-click presets for Tracklyst's Banner (100KB) and Album Artwork (50KB) limits, with the target size capped so you can't accidentally export something still too big
The playlist creator now warns you directly if your banner or album artwork exceeds Tracklyst's size limit and won't be shown to listeners, with a link straight to the compressor tool. Same guidance added to the Branding instructions panel

Multi-recipient links, bit depth display, and a OneDrive sign-in fix

Multi-recipient links (Pro) — send the same playlist to several recipients (e.g. multiple labels for consideration), each with their own independently revocable link. Revoking one recipient's access preserves their feedback and doesn't affect anyone else's link. Available from the dashboard card menu and directly in the playlist editor
Bit depth display — WAV and AIFF tracks now show their bit depth (e.g. 24-bit, 32-bit) alongside sample rate in the track meta row
OneDrive sign-in could fail to complete after Microsoft's consent screen and silently bounce back to the sign-in page — a timing issue combined with a missing permission scope. OneDrive sign-in now completes reliably

Track approvals, dashboard sidebar, and homepage CTA improvements

Track approval system — listeners can mark individual tracks approved directly on the share page. Approvals are stored per-listener and surfaced back to the creator as "✓ N approved" badges next to each track in the feedback panel
Project "Done" status — creators can mark a project done from the dashboard card menu, separate from listener approvals. Status is stored per project and reflected in dashboard card badges
Dashboard sidebar navigation — the dashboard now has a sticky sidebar with three sections: Dashboard (your playlists), Shared With You (listener portal inbox), and Settings (branded URL). Replaces the previous single-column layout
Dashboard stat tiles — summary tiles at the top of the dashboard show at-a-glance counts across all projects
Homepage now has sign-in CTAs at regular intervals between sections — after the Zero differentiators strip and after How It Works — so there are natural conversion points throughout the page
FAQ moved above Free Tools on the homepage — questions are now answered before the tools section
Mobile nav hamburger menu now includes a Sign in / Sign out button — the auth action was missing from the mobile dropdown entirely
"Sending audio shouldn't feel like this." headline no longer orphans "this." on its own line

Credits panel, Save button, expanded metadata, and track layout fixes

Listener Credits panel — a Credits button appears beside Lyrics on each track in the listener view. Clicking opens a slide-in side panel showing all saved credits for that track: songwriter, producer, mix engineer, mastering engineer, publisher, ISRC, PRO affiliation, and any custom fields. Panel updates in place when switching tracks
Save button — silently saves the full playlist state (track order, linked tracks, versions, LUFS values, settings) without generating or copying a share URL. A saved playlist is ready to share instantly — Generate & Copy just copies the link. Useful for preserving work mid-session without distributing a link
Expanded credits metadata — creator Credits modal now includes Additional Writers, Mastering Engineer, Publisher, Master Owner, ISRC, PRO Affiliation, and unlimited custom key/value fields. An → all tracks button on each field applies the value to every track in the playlist at once
Track metadata button renamed from ··· to Credits on creator tracks, matching the listener side. Both use the same monospace pill style
Track layout — volume fader, LUFS, Lyrics, and Credits controls now align with the track title instead of drifting toward the metadata row. Applies to both creator and listener views
Linked tracks were lost when reopening a regular folder playlist from the dashboard — now restored correctly
Track versions were not persisting on playlist reopen — Dropbox temp link expiry was silently preventing restore. Fresh URLs are now pre-fetched before the playlist loads
LUFS display was rendering below the version chips row instead of staying on the main track row

Linked tracks, virtual playlists, and track metadata

Linked tracks — add any audio file from anywhere in your app folder to a playlist without duplicating it. Linked tracks show a glowing chain-link icon in the creator and behave identically to native tracks for listeners. Available on all plans
Virtual playlists — create a playlist with no source folder at all, built entirely from linked tracks. Useful for curated collections, cross-project compilations, or any playlist where the files live in different folders
Track metadata — store songwriter, producer, and mix engineer credits per file via the ··· button on each track in the creator. Metadata is saved to your account and pre-fills whenever that file appears in any playlist
Multi-add linked tracks — the linked track picker stays open after each add so you can pick multiple files in one session. Added tracks appear in an "Added this session" list with individual remove buttons
Virtual playlists reopen correctly from the dashboard — linked tracks, playback, and sample rate data all restore as expected

Paid downloads live, auto-LUFS, free tools suite, new themes

Free Tools hub at /tools.html — a single page listing all free audio tools with descriptions and links
LUFS Loudness Analyzer — drop an audio file to measure integrated LUFS, true peak (dBTP), loudness range (LRA), with a timeline graph and platform target comparison (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and more)
Key Finder — detect the musical key of any track using chroma analysis and Krumhansl-Schmuckler profiles, plus estimated BPM and loudness as bonus stats
BPM Tapper & Metronome — tap along to find the tempo, then play it back as a metronome with time signature support (4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 2/4), accented downbeats, and visual beat indicators
Delay & Reverb Calculator — enter a BPM and get synced delay times (normal, dotted, triplet) plus reverb pre-delay values for different room sizes
A/B Comparator now shows key, BPM, LUFS, and true peak for each loaded file on a dedicated stats row — see at a glance how two versions differ in tonality, tempo, loudness, and headroom
A/B Loudness Match toggle — equalize volume levels between A and B so you hear the real difference, not just "louder = better"
A/B –14 LUFS button — normalize both files to the Spotify/YouTube target for reference listening
4 new theme presets: Embers (charcoal + orange), Blaze (crimson + red), Bloom (pink + rose), Mono (noir + silver)
5 new colors: 2 backgrounds (crimson, pink) and 3 accents (ember, red, teal)
Paid downloads are live — uploaders can gate file downloads behind payment via Stripe Connect. Per-track and per-session pricing with multi-currency support (USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD). Tracklyst takes no platform cut — payments go directly to the uploader. 90-day download access window with re-request flow
Auto-LUFS measurement — tracks are automatically analyzed for integrated loudness when a playlist loads in the creator. Values populate instantly with a spinner animation — no manual entry needed. Retry button for edge-case files that fail to decode. LUFS values feed directly into the normalization engine
True peak (dBTP) display per track in the creator — shown in the track metadata row alongside format, sample rate, and duration. Color-coded: red at 0+ dBTP (clipping), yellow between −1 and 0 (hot for streaming), dim below −1 (safe)
Free tools showcase section on the homepage with links to all 5 tools
Color palette swatches are now easier to see — brighter gradients, subtle borders, and hover glow on accent swatches
"Set as default" theme button is more visible with a background tint and hover tooltip
All free tool pages now include educational descriptions, tips, and FAQs below the tool
Dropbox/OneDrive links that expire mid-playback (after 4 hours) now silently refresh — playback resumes at the same position with no interruption
Files moved or deleted from Dropbox while a listener is playing now show a friendly error instead of breaking silently
Expired cloud connection tokens now show a clear message ("This playlist's cloud connection has expired") instead of a generic error
localStorage quota exhaustion no longer silently loses settings — writes are now protected with auto-pruning of old cache data
Marketing pages no longer show the user's custom accent color when logged out

A/B Comparator & marketing site refresh

A/B Audio Comparator at /ab.html — free in-browser tool; load two audio files and switch between them at the exact same playhead position with zero delay (Web Audio API, no WaveSurfer latency). Inspired by audioAB by Rémi Gallego, MIT License.
Keyboard shortcuts in A/B: Space play/pause, A or ← switch to A, B or → switch to B, click waveform to seek
Provider-select modal on the pricing page Free tier — "Get started free" now opens a Dropbox / OneDrive choice inline without bouncing back to the homepage
"Who it's for" content moved to the pricing page — three use-case sections (mixing engineers, mastering engineers, labels & A&R) now live below the tier grid; the standalone page is retired
Clicking the active A or B side now toggles to the other side — more intuitive than a no-op
Drag a new audio file onto an existing A/B waveform to replace it
Unified sticky nav across all marketing pages (pricing, about, changelog, A/B) — matches homepage frosted-glass style; Login removed; Get Started routes to pricing
Listener view playing-track highlight now uses your chosen accent color instead of hardcoded green
Theme now persists on marketing pages (pricing, about, changelog, A/B) when logged out — reads your saved preference from the browser

Theme persistence

"Set as default" button in the Appearance panel saves your color theme to your account — loads automatically on any device you sign in from
Per-playlist theme override — set a different color for a specific playlist and it remembers that choice when you reopen it, while everything else keeps your default
Dashboard always returns to your saved default theme when you navigate back from a playlist

Loudness normalization

Per-track LUFS input — enter integrated loudness values for each track directly in the playlist creator
Per-playlist normalization target — set a target LUFS for the whole playlist (default −14 LUFS)
Attenuation-only normalization — louder tracks are brought down to the target level; quieter tracks stay at unity so nothing gets artificially boosted
Listener LUFS override — listeners can enter their own measured value per track, which takes precedence over the uploader's value
Norm toggle in the listener player — turn loudness normalization on or off at any time during playback
Lock normalization — engineer can bake normalization in and prevent listeners from disabling it

iOS gain control & audio engine reliability

Volume fader now works on iOS — gain control rerouted through the Web Audio API, which iOS supports (direct volume control via the audio element is read-only on iOS)
Volume fader visible on touch devices — previously hidden on mobile
Web Audio graph foundation — AudioContext → GainNode → AnalyserNode pipeline enables loudness normalization, real-time metering, and future analysis features
Playback stall after 2–3 tracks — switching tracks now properly aborts the previous track's network request; old audio elements were holding all available HTTP connections open, causing subsequent loads to queue for minutes
Error messages from a failed track (e.g. MP4 on Chrome) no longer persist on subsequent tracks — stale event listeners on replaced audio elements were re-firing errors against the wrong track
Stereo WAV files incorrectly showing a "multi-channel WAV requires Safari" warning after a prior track error — resolved as part of the stale listener fix above

Dashboard improvements & bug fixes

Playlists Shared With You — your engineer dashboard now shows playlists others have shared with your email, in one place
Deleting a playlist immediately kills listener access — old share links return a 404 rather than continuing to work
"Copy Order & Comments" button moved into the comments panel alongside Email Feedback
Email notifications now working in production — feedback and portal magic links deliver correctly
Dropbox sign-in no longer requires two attempts — dashboard loads correctly on first login
Pagination for large playlists — viewer loads 50 tracks at a time with a "Show more" button; metadata (duration, sample rate) only fetches for visible tracks; dashboard playlist grid also paginates at 50

Persistent feedback, resolved status & pricing

Feedback follows the project — send new links, swap tracks, or rename a playlist and all listener feedback stays attached automatically
Resolved/unresolved feedback — mark listener notes as addressed directly from the feedback dashboard
Rename playlists — change the name of any project from your dashboard without losing history
Pricing page — Free, Artist, Pro, and Enterprise tiers with monthly/yearly toggle
Listener header added to viewer and portal screens — subtle Tracklyst branding with a link to create your own
Pricing added to homepage nav

Site polish & Darklight Audio branding

"Part of the Darklight Audio suite" section on the About page — context on the broader product ecosystem
Darklight Audio CTA at the bottom of the Pricing page
Consistent footer across all public pages and listener-facing screens
Canonical tags and correct heading hierarchy added to all public pages

Dashboard, email backup & playlist management

Playlist dashboard — see all your playlists in one place after sign-in, with view and comment counts
Email feedback backup — send all listener comments for a playlist to your inbox with one click
Delete playlist — two-step confirm with option to email a backup first before permanently removing
Support link added to header nav on all signed-in screens
Creator screen collapsible sections — Branding and Instructions collapse when opening an existing playlist

Homepage, About page & analytics

Homepage with two clear paths — create a playlist (sign in with Dropbox or OneDrive) or find your listening history
About page with founder bios and the story behind Tracklyst
Confirmation email sent to listener after they submit feedback
Timestamps shown on feedback — date and time visible on every comment in the dashboard and notification emails
Portal "Updated" badge now correctly marks playlists with new content since your last visit
Renamed to Tracklyst across all pages

Listener portal updates

"Updated" badge on portal playlists — see at a glance which playlists have changed since you last visited

Portal improvements & performance

Magic link auto-sent to listener after they submit feedback — no need to request it manually
Resend link button with cooldown on the portal request screen
MP4/Atmos files now show a clear "requires Safari or Edge" message on Chrome and Firefox
Waveform peak data cached — faster load on repeat visits

Listener portal V1 & version stacking fixes

Listener portal — enter your email to find all playlists shared with you, via magic link
Version stacking seek position — playback now resumes at the correct position when switching versions

Version stacking, waveform comments & feedback dashboard

Version stacking — stack multiple versions of a track and let listeners compare them side by side
Waveform comment markers — listener comments appear as pins directly on the waveform
Clickable timecoded comments — jump to the exact moment a listener was referencing
Feedback dashboard in the creator — view all listener comments without leaving the app
Delete individual feedback comments from the dashboard
Duplicate playlist name warning before generating a new share link

Password protection, short links & folder browser

Password protection — optionally require a password before listeners can access a playlist
Short share links — clean, minimal URLs for sharing
Folder browser with audio file preview — browse your cloud folders and preview tracks before publishing
Lock track order — prevent listeners from reordering tracks in the player