Очень давно искал возможность управлять браузерным плеером не отвлекаясь от игр или кода. Великолепная штука, рекомендую.
4 звезды, потому что название трека не меняется при переключении. Не очень важно, но неприятно.

very good

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425505

There is one main issue I would like to point out: If I remap the keyboard keys in KDE System Settings > Global Shortcuts, I am unable to use the remapped keys in Firefox and some other programs. I am not sure if it is possible for the extension to make it possible for that to happen, though.

It works! But the current song doesn 't change on vk.com

A good addition, but unfortunately does not support switching tracks (forward, backward) on most sites. However, in conjunction with the "Web Media Controller" extension from Bogdan Sinitsyn, this drawback can be fixed and rewinding will work!!!

Brings a lot of quality of life improvements to the plasma desktop. The only problem that I found is that it disables WhatsApp Web sound notifications, which forced me to disable the extension.

If it works in Private mode, I would rate 5/5.

Не особо богатый функционал у аддона, но хоть что-то. Надеюсь что будут добавлять новые фичи.

Нереально удобно управлять youtube плеером с дивана! Хотя имеется проблема, из kde connect не работает перемотка видео.

Very handy feature. In fact, I have long dreamed of something like this. However, at the moment, the extension does not seem to support the function of switching tracks, although they are in the web player. Also, the extension does not always find an audio player (not surprisingly, but insulting), for example on the site vk.com.

Very cool add-on. The only features I used are media playback and downloads integration. However, I have never had Firefox crash on me in ages (years?), but after installing this add-on and attempting to watch a youtube video, Firefox crashed! (It did work for a few videos before that.) Since removing the add-on Firefox hasn't crashed with youtube video playback, so I'm 99.99999% certain that the add-on, while very cool, definitely jeopardizes stability. What is weird is that the tab process should have died given e10s ("multiprocess"/multithreading), but instead the whole browser did. I'll try again some time in the future. Oh, and it doesn't work with Spotify for whatever reason (DRM?).