https://cstuncsik.github.io/beatport-ui-tweaks/ · Tools
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A web extension that adds some useful feature to beatport.com site Small quality-of-life tweaks for beatport.com, each one switchable in the popup (Alt+Shift+B). - Remember last played: scrolls back to the track you played last when you return to a list, and the "Last played" button next to the pager finds the page that track has moved to since, for your per-page setting - Highlight playing track: outlines the row that is playing - Keyboard playback: A plays the previous track, Z the next one - Camelot key: the Camelot code of every track in Camelot wheel colors, lined up in one column, next to the key on track pages and in the player - Recently used playlists first: the playlists you added tracks to lead the "add to playlist" dialog, latest first - Playlist filter: a search box in the "add to playlist" dialog, the list narrows as you type and loads all your playlists - Update notices: after an update, a short note on Beatport points to what's new in the popup, and the icon shows a badge Nothing leaves your browser: settings are kept in Chrome's extension storage, the playlist history in the page's local storage. Beatport's own catalog API is asked where a track is, with the same access the page has. Only for copies loaded unpacked from a GitHub release zip, which the Chrome Web Store doesn't update: once a day such a copy checks the extension's latest release on GitHub and, when it is newer, shows a note with a download link. Store installs never set the alarm and make no request for it; they learn about updates from Chrome (runtime.onUpdateAvailable).
Oct 25, 2026
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