Before I get into my suggestion, let me first appreciate your hard work that resulted in Qobuz support being finally added. Saves a lot of time from doing all the manual look-ups.
With that being said, it might be nice if the regional availability checks are extended onto Qobuz too. Maybe it's already on your to-do list and I don't know if their API returns such info. But I suppose the following bookmarklet which is listed in the other repo hosted by @kellnerd might be helpful:
javascript:(()=>{const e=Array.from(document.querySelectorAll("head > link[rel=alternate]")).map(e=>e.hreflang).map(e=>e.split("-")[1]).filter((e,l,r)=>e&&r.indexOf(e)===l);alert(`Available in ${e.length} countries\n${e.sort().join(", ")}`)})();
https://github.com/kellnerd/musicbrainz-scripts?tab=readme-ov-file#show-qobuz-release-availability
This can be especially helpful for those high-res audio releases that are unavailable on Spotify and Deezer.
Before I get into my suggestion, let me first appreciate your hard work that resulted in Qobuz support being finally added. Saves a lot of time from doing all the manual look-ups.
With that being said, it might be nice if the regional availability checks are extended onto Qobuz too. Maybe it's already on your to-do list and I don't know if their API returns such info. But I suppose the following bookmarklet which is listed in the other repo hosted by @kellnerd might be helpful:
https://github.com/kellnerd/musicbrainz-scripts?tab=readme-ov-file#show-qobuz-release-availability
This can be especially helpful for those high-res audio releases that are unavailable on Spotify and Deezer.