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I was just wondering why '/' wasn't a default separator but '///' is for the Youtube connector?
Is this just not as common, or does this conflict with some titles commonly scrobbled (for example artists who have a single '/' in their name?
I'm trying to fix some of the issues that I've had with scrobbling Japanese music videos, which often use a naming convention that doesn't really mesh well with the defaults.
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Is this just not as common, or does this conflict with some titles commonly scrobbled (for example artists who have a single '/' in their name?
I've added '/' symbol in the end of list of separators, so there should be no conflicts with artist names or song titles (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG6b9GjLhtU). The only thing is the extension now recognizes Youtube titles like "XXX/YYY" where XXX and YYY are random strings, but I don't think it's a big issue.
Hey,
I was just wondering why '/' wasn't a default separator but '///' is for the Youtube connector?
Is this just not as common, or does this conflict with some titles commonly scrobbled (for example artists who have a single '/' in their name?
I'm trying to fix some of the issues that I've had with scrobbling Japanese music videos, which often use a naming convention that doesn't really mesh well with the defaults.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: