Mini Music Player
A simple web-based music player with playlist management, playback controls, and track progress visualization. Perfect for learning web development basics.
About Mini Music Player
Drop in an audio file, build a playlist, and control playback through a clean browser interface — that's the core loop here. Mini Music Player is a straightforward web app that handles the fundamentals: queue tracks, skip forward or back, and watch a progress bar track exactly where you are in a song. Nothing flashy, nothing buried in menus.
It's a solid pick if you're exploring music apps built entirely in the browser, or if you're a developer curious how a working audio player comes together with vanilla web tech. The MIT-licensed source is open and readable, so pulling it apart is half the point. If you want something with more sonic depth, Web Music Player offers a more polished take on the same idea.
Works best on desktop with a folder of local audio files ready to load — there's no streaming or built-in library, so bring your own tracks.
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How to use
This is a music player with a rotating disk display and basic playback controls. • Click the play button (triangle icon) to start music playback • Click pause button (two bars) to stop the current track • Use previous button (left arrow) to go back to the last song • Use next button (right arrow) to skip to the next track • Click anywhere on the progress bar to jump to that point in the song • The disk cover rotates while music is playing to show active playback • Current time and total track duration display below the progress bar • Artist name and song title appear at the top of the player The player cycles through a preset playlist of songs. The visual disk interface mimics a vinyl record player, with the cover art spinning during playback. Progress bar fills automatically as the song plays, showing your current position in the track.
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