Snugtone 1.0.1

Shorter README with more screenshots, the license is now detected as MIT, and the shortcut editor lists actions in a sensible order.

Snugtone 1.0.0

The first public release of Snugtone: a desktop music player for your own
library, written in Rust with Tauri. Windows only for now; Linux comes next.

What's in it

• FLAC, MP3, Opus, WAV, AAC, ALAC, Vorbis and AIFF, with gapless playback,
  ReplayGain (read from the tags or measured by Snugtone) and a 10-band
  equalizer.
• A library that stays fast at any size: a rescan of a 9503-file library takes
  under half a second, and your music folders are watched, so new albums show
  up by themselves.
• Playlists, favorites, M3U import and export, and "Import songs…" for loose
  files, which are copied, never moved or overwritten.
• A check that your FLAC and ALAC files are bit-perfect, grouped by album.
• Tag corrections and cover changes stored in the library, without touching
  your files unless you ask, and lookups on MusicBrainz with the whole
  comparison shown before anything changes.
• English and Spanish, following your Windows language, with a switch in
  Settings.

Installing

1. Download Snugtone_1.0.0_x64-setup.exe below and open it. (The .msi is
   the same program, for whoever prefers it.)
2. The installer isn't signed, so Windows shows a blue screen, "Windows
   protected your PC". Click More info, then Run anyway.
3. Open Snugtone from the Start menu and click Add folder to point it at
   your music.

Free and open source, under the MIT license.