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@maxmpYeah I supected, that's why I suggested it being a toggle. Thank you for the consideration.

Hello, with the recent android launcher addition of the "Widget settings" option after long pressing a widget, the "Press the upper right corner of the widget to configure" feature becomes less useful. I'd like to suggest an option, within the specific widget configuration menu (or globally), that gave the user choice to enable or disable the feature. The main reason for me to suggest this is because it becomes quite difficult not to accidentally open that page when the widget is quite small (1x1, for example).

My original idea was a "Copy from" button on the album art selection dialog that would let you choose and copy the album art of any existing track from your library. Nevertheless your approach also seems like a solid solution and it also has some added benefits, so it would work too.

I know, that's exactly why I'm suggesting it...

Yeah I thought of that already, just thought it would be more convenient to have it embedded in the app. Doesn't seem like a time consuming thing to add and surely would help a lot.

As in the title. Sometimes Poweramp's album art guessing magic does not succeed and the correct album art does not show up on the manual art "search" menu either. Would be useful if we could just copy the art from an existing track with a proper one. Thanks for reading

Sure, the art on the player app itself - https://photos.app.goo.gl/BjKg0VLQcMXEckz02 how it was supposed to or could look like - https://photos.app.goo.gl/5PiJWTw8g2JqfF072 how it looks like - https://photos.app.goo.gl/rKgVfkzvBiFcJflB3 In addition to that, I'd like to add that the art is not being shown on the lockscreen background (I keeped the default notification from the player activated to have it, that's why you can see it on the last screenshot) Thanks!

It would be cool if the color of the notification would change with the art just as it does in most modern music players such as spotify or shuttle. I believe they use the Pallete API.. Suggestions aside, the only problem I found is that non rectangular album art images get uglily stretched.