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An immersive local music player with private on-device automatic captions. Daily Music is a privacy-focused Chrome music player designed around local playback. It lets users enjoy their own music with immersive 3D visuals, synchronized lyrics, playlists, and extensive visual customization. Daily Music works without requiring an account, supports both English and Simplified Chinese, and is built to expand with optional cloud synchronization and music-service integrations while keeping local music at the core of the experience. Version 1.0.0 Initial release of Daily Music with private local music playback, playlists, lyrics, immersive 3D visuals, and file/folder importing. No account required. Version 1.3.0 Restored and expanded the full Daily Music visual experience with all nine visual presets, deeper customization, improved captions, and live English/简体中文 language switching. Version 1.4.0 Introduced the multi-provider foundation with optional NetEase Cloud Music integration, improved provider security, and continued to keep Local Music as the default offline experience. Version 1.5.0 Adds optional Google Sync, fixes persistent song deletion and newly imported track playback, improves English localization, and significantly upgrades lyric detection, synchronization, timing, and generation. Version 1.5.1 Improves NetEase Cloud Music account integration, refines login reliability and provider handling, and includes additional bug fixes and stability improvements across Daily Music. Potential Future Updates: Optional account integration with Apple Music, Spotify, 汽水音乐, 网易云音乐, and QQ音乐, subject to platform approval and official API availability. Wallpaper Engine integration through Steam, where technically and legally supported. Shareable links for user settings, visual presets, and customization configurations. Additional cloud-sync and cross-device personalization features. Expanded music-provider support without compromising local-first playback or user privacy.
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