Keyboard shortcuts

L Opens and closes the playlist
C Opens and closes the categories
Z Opens and closes the menu
X Opens and closes the language flags
I Opens and closes the info panel
A Switches between light and dark theme
B Changes the player background
V Changes the playlist view
S Shuffle
R Repeat
M Mute
F Full screen
P Previous track
N Next track
Space Play and pause
Enter Play and pause
← → Back and forward 5 seconds: press again and the seconds add up *
↑ ↓ Scroll the list
PgUp PgDn Scroll one page
Home End Top and bottom of the list
Del Back to the playing track
Esc Closes panels and search

* Inside the menus and the overlay cards they only scroll the cards and the images.

Shortcuts do not fire while you type in a text box, except Esc and Enter. Combinations with Ctrl, Alt or Cmd are left to the browser.

Screen sizes

Up to 639px Width and height both up to 639px: watch mode, only the player is shown
Under 640px Width under 640px: portrait, the list sits below the video
From 640px Width from 640px up: landscape, the list sits next to the video
Up to 720px Landscape, height up to 720px: the info panel opens upwards and covers the video
Over 720px Landscape, height over 720px: the info panel opens below the video, which shrinks
On turning On phone and tablet, turning the screen from portrait to landscape goes full screen by itself; turning back to portrait leaves it

Touch gestures

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1st tap on the video or on the BIG PLAY starts the track and after 3 seconds the controls disappear; 2nd tap on the video brings the controls back and a 3rd tap within 3 seconds pauses; 2 quick taps pause
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Swipe left for the next track · swipe right for the previous one
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Drag the video down to close the playlist, up to open it
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A long press on the screen opens the context menu
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Drag from the left edge to the right to open the main menu, or tap the three dots
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Drag from the right edge to the left to open the country menu, or tap the flag

The track cards

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Gold frame with coloured background: this is the track being played
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Duration
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Title - if it contains the letter S followed by a number, that is the series number (S3 = series 3)
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Original title
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Cyan frame: this is the card you are on when moving with the keyboard arrows or the scroll menu
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Tapping a card starts the track

The details line

321 · mp42 · T3 +4 · '1994'5 AS6 us,ca-it7 B8
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Track number in the list
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mp4 = video · mp3 = audio only
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If present, the lyrics are available
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If present, the Info panel is available
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Production year
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Type code: animation or live action, series or movie
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Country code: of production - of broadcast
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Theme code: opening or ending theme, or both
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Codes explained in the next picture

The codes

AS
Animation, series
AF
Animation, movie
RS
Live action, series
RF
Live action, movie
us,ca-it
Made in USA and Canada - broadcast in Italy
B
Opening theme
E
Ending theme
B E
Opening and ending themes together
B2 E3
Example: here the numbers mean the second opening theme and the third ending theme

The search bar

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The three dots open and close the main menu
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The X clears what you typed and brings the whole list back
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The lens opens the box: typing in it narrows the list to the tracks that match. As it opens, a ready-made list of decades appears too, worked out from the tracks in the category you are listening to
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How to search. What you type counts twice: as plain text and as a regular expression. A track shows up if at least one of the two finds it
abcPlain text: it is searched in everything the card shows (title, original title and details line), anywhere, with no difference between upper and lower casesampei→ the Sampei tracks
'1965The year is written with an apostrophe in front, as on the card: that way it is not mixed up with the track numbers'196→ all the tracks from the '60s: it is what the list of decades types
.The dot always counts as a dotal lupo...→ Al lupo... al lupo
␣Spaces alone find nothing: to bring back the whole list use the X
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Regular expressions. Some symbols have a special meaning and can be combined
|Or: one of the words is enoughgas|reality→ the tracks with Gas or with reality
^At the start: the text must open the title^a tutto→ the titles that begin with A tutto
\bWhole word: the text must not sit inside another word\bgas\b→ A tutto Gas, but not Arbegas
\dAny digit'19\d5'→ the years ending in 5: 1965, 1975, 1985...
[ ]Any one of the characters in the square brackets, also a range like [0-9]'19[67]→ the '60s and '70s together
( )Round brackets group a piece of the expression(jp|us)-it→ the cartoons made in Japan or the USA and broadcast in Italy
[\s\S]*Anything in between (the dot will not do: it counts as a dot). Order matters: on the card the title comes first, then the details line with the yearhanna[\s\S]*'196→ the Hanna-Barbera cartoons from the '60s
(?=In any order: (?=...) at the start requires that part to be there, wherever it is^(?=[\s\S]*hanna)[\s\S]*'196→ again the Hanna-Barbera cartoons from the '60s, in any order
(?!Without: (?!...) at the start leaves out the tracks that contain that part^(?![\s\S]*hanna)[\s\S]*'196→ the '60s except Hanna-Barbera
\To search for a symbol as a character, put a backslash \ in front of it: [dvd] alone looks for a d or a v\[dvd\]→ the [DVD] versions
⚠A badly written expression is searched only as plain text: the list does not get stuck(158→ the text (158 as it is

The category bar

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The name of the category you are listening to: tap it and the list opens
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The drop with the C opens and closes the list of categories
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The flag opens the language menu

The bar inside the video

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-5 seconds: goes back five seconds. It is off when the track is at the beginning
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+5 seconds: goes forward five seconds. At the end it turns off, and comes back with the next track
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The time bar: drag the cursor to move inside the track, and the time shown changes with it
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Rewind: takes the track you are listening to back to the start
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Elapsed time and length of the track
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Mute: turns the sound off and back on; next to it is the volume slider
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The L badge opens and closes the list of tracks
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Full screen

The share-like-info bar

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The thumbnail of the track playing: click it and the list goes back to that track, wherever you have scrolled to
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Download Ringtone: opens the panel where you pick up to 30 seconds of the track and save them as a ringtone, MP3 for Android or M4R for iPhone
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Share: opens the menu to send the track to someone
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Like
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Dislike
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The drop with the i opens and closes the info panel, where the lyrics and the info card are

The player control bar

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Previous track
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Play and pause
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Next track
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Mute: takes the sound away and brings it back
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Repeat: plays the same track again when it ends
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Shuffle
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Settings: opens the panel with View, Background and Theme

The manual scroll menu of the list

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The arrow opens and closes the menu: it is the only way to bring it up
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Goes to the beginning of the list
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Goes up one page
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Goes up one item
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Goes back to the track playing, wherever you have scrolled to
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Goes to the end of the list
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Goes down one page
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Goes down one item