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As a current workaround, you can click on Playlists in the top left corner and add the song to your playlist from there. If you need help with this, please let me know.
Windows 11. Chrome latest version.
The playlist page is another pain point. There should be a search functionality in there.
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I’ve reported this to the dev team for review.
This is still an on-going frustration.
Any luck on this @DanielSingularSound issue?
I tried using the playlist tab but the song names don’t even arrange A-Z
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Below is from ChatGPT. I asked it to suggest code to fix the issue. See attached before and after. Obviously, ChatGPT doesn’t have access to the BBMO source code so I ran a javascript code in the Developer Console window of Chrome and it works.
Possible fix for the “Add to…” playlist menu disappearing
When I open a song’s three-dot menu and hover over “Add to…”, the playlist dates appear above it. Moving the mouse toward the dates makes the submenu disappear.
Inspecting the page showed a gap between “Add to…” and the dates submenu. Crossing that gap breaks the hover and hides the list.
Suggested fix for the developers:
Search the source code for:
group-hover/playlist:visible
On that submenu, replace the calculated negative top positioning with:
top: auto;
bottom: 0;
left: 100%;
Keep vertical scrolling enabled and limit the menu’s height to the available space above the “Add to…” row.
This should keep the menus touching, allowing the mouse to move into the dates without closing the submenu.
This is a proposed fix based on inspecting BBMO v2.0.8; it still needs testing, especially near the top of the screen.
Here’s the code to run in the Console window:
const fix = document.createElement(“style”);
fix.id = “bbmo-menu-test”;
fix.textContent = [class~="group/playlist"] > div { top: auto !important; bottom: 0 !important; };
document.head.appendChild(fix);
In Chrome there’s an extension called Tampermonkey where it allows you to auto execute scripts per website that you are on. So I went ahead asked Chatgpt to create me the script to fix the “Add to..” option and it works! Also implemented another script where it auto selects notes based on range of velocity so I can easily adjust them.
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