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The window buttons can now sit on the left of the title bar. The application draws that bar
itself and inherits nothing from the desktop, so whoever has close, maximize and minimize on
the left stood here without them. The setting is in Darstellung and reads Systemvorgabe, Links
or Rechts; by default it asks the desktop - KDE, GNOME and its relatives, Xfce - and follows
both the side and the order it names. The wordmark moves to whichever side stays free.
The title-bar wordmark and the application icon have been revised. The wordmark now uses the
same spacing as FerrumPix, while the icon artwork and all of its packaged sizes were refreshed
to keep the identity clear at small task-bar sizes as well as in the window.
An inserted audio CD now opens its own playlist automatically, rather than merely appearing in
the sidebar until it is selected by hand. When MusicBrainz finds several editions with the same
table of contents, the choice list reliably transfers the clicked edition to the lookup.
The converter fixes the output mode to one result per track for an audio CD and disables the
other modes. A CD is physically read one track at a time; joining those reads was never a valid
rip and the service consequently rejected it only after the job was started.
The context menu of an audio-CD album now offers Eject CD. It opens the drive tray and immediately
removes the temporary CD playlist, including a running playback or rip. The new labels and the
error message are available in every application language.