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Conduct v1.0.0

The first public release of Conduct - a lightweight menu bar conductor for your media keys.

Route media keys (play/pause, next, previous) to your preferred music app
Auto mode - smart detection of the currently active/playing player, with a configurable priority order
9 supported players: Apple Music, Spotify, Doppler, Vox, Swinsian, Cider, DaftCloud, and YouTube
YouTube browser control - JavaScript injection with a keystroke fallback across 13 browsers
Volume key redirection to in-app volume
Double-tap next/previous for skip-two or restart
Global hotkey to cycle the target app
Pause other players on play, and resume playback on wake

Sizes to fit each tab - every section sizes to its own content, so the full Auto Priority list is always visible without scrolling
Rock-solid tab bar - the navigation row never jumps or drifts when switching sections, even on the largest size changes
Sliding selection indicator - the highlight glides smoothly between tabs at a constant size, with no stretching or jank
Live animated drag-reordering - Auto Priority entries shuffle dynamically with a spring animation as you drag
Auto Priority and Detection - sorted by popularity (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, DaftCloud, Doppler, Cider, Vox, Swinsian), with larger app icons
Global shortcut row stays visible (greyed out) when disabled, instead of disappearing
CMD+W closes the frontmost window
Donation links (Ko-fi, GitHub Sponsors, Open Collective, Patreon, Liberapay) in the About tab

Launch at login (SMAppService on macOS 13+, LaunchAgent on 11-12)
First-launch onboarding wizard with an "Everything It Does" feature tour
Hiding the menu bar icon runs the app silently in the background with no Dock icon; re-open from Spotlight or Finder to access settings
Localized in English, German, Spanish, and Turkish