Post by frostbyte on Apr 16, 2021 12:13:46 GMT -5
Like the one displayed in the interpret view. I like it for it's better usability (Example button bottom right)
Usually I do this:
Those floating buttons are common on lot's of apps these days for the most used things, depending on the context: create a new note, create a new e-mail or in case of music playlists: shuffle em'
Usually I do this:
- open the (smart) playlist I want to play
- click on the 3 dots menu at the top right
- see there is no shuffle button
- click back button
- remember I have to click on the 3 dots right to the name of the playlist
- search for the "shuffle" entry
- click the shuffle entry
Those floating buttons are common on lot's of apps these days for the most used things, depending on the context: create a new note, create a new e-mail or in case of music playlists: shuffle em'
