By the way, I have collaborated with the Developer/Programmers from several pieces of software that I utilize and promote. Quite extensively. Personal email and phone number extensive like. Important software, like a database, including pictures, for Firearms, you would not believe how much data 1 gun can be encumbered with... he started in Windows98, thats how long. Software such as "Universal Media Server" and "e-Sword" {for both Desktop and mobile}. I'm also paid by Amazon as an "Interface Specialist" for their main GUI Team.
So I pretty much know how software is SUPPOSED to work vs how it actually works. Junk code, or "leftovers" left in are 90% of the problem. Microsoft is NOTORIOUS for this... which is part of why they switched from local disk user installed to cloud server-side based for their flagship products.
Undocumented functionality is NOT a good thing. It's not funny, it's not helpful. So when someone points out a glitch in the App, the Programmer should pay attention, if they really care about the App. Or sell it off to someone who would/does. It's NOT a personal thing, so no one should take it that way. It's just good business.
This is HANDS DOWN the most excellent software of this type. IMHO, it is only lacking therin a background "server" component, {so the App doesn't have to be running for the Remote App to play songs} ... and better technical support.
Having a huge user-base is a GREAT thing and even better is when the bulk of them are as willing as most all of the contributors here are... that being said, the MOST they could possible help out with is verifying an issue, or helping out with settings and preferences.
Direct communication with the person/team who can actually make a change is ESSENTIAL.
Offer made.
So, how many of you snowflakes are willing to cough up $20, or $15, or $10 a year to get better support
And if, say, only 10% of the main users did pay up, and Steve got a deposit of say, $2500 all of a sudden this week, don't you think he might be persuaded to sit down and devote some real time to addressing the top 3 or 5 or 10 issues people say they have
How about if, say, HALF of ALL the Users of MusicBee sent in just $10 dollars ... just from Cnet that's 86,249 users. I think Steven might consider giving up his day job, kick the kids, wife and dog out of the house and really get to work on this and other Apps he has. imho.
My $10 bucks alone is not going to change anything. Of course I would pay way more, I'm just sayin'.
How about $49.99 for LIFETIME License and Support from only 10% ... that might make a difference.