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I suggested the '+' sign to avoid addressing all different scenarios. But of course your approach is much more elegant and accurate. Thanks

That would be great, Jeremy!

Not too long ago Muso was updated to show the year in front of each tune if an album has had more than one (recording) date. This instead of defaulting to the earliest one displayed on top of the page after the album title as it used to do. As I use the date tag for the recording year I welcome this...

I quite agree that a manual would be welcome and necessary.
But until such a manual is written a very abridged documentation emphasizing Muso's main features and a small test database available in the download area would make wonders in catching the attention of any trial user.

Thank you, Jeremy. However, it now seems that the full cover image does not popup when hovering over album thumbnail. This happens both in Album Browser and Album View modes.

It sounds fine to me. It is intuitive, practical and it would solve my aesthetic concerns!
Thank you very much.

Yes, you are right! I did not mention that I start every entry in the AlbumSubHeader with a <br> (HTML code for line break).

I am quite happy with the way the popups behave as it is now! I only spotted a very small problem in Album Browser mode when hovering any album from the two top rows and the two rightmost columns. If the subheader contains lots of text the first line(s) may be truncated. The only thing I believe cou...

Is this feature request in the pipeline or has it been dropped? Because I use the AlbumSubHeader extensively it would be aesthetically more pleasing if in Album View all entries covered a similar area. As it is a minor recording may have 2 or 3 lines of text whereas an historical session will have l...

Thanks for sharing this with us here. I am away now. However, on my return I will definitely give your plugin a try. My library is mainly made of jazz records although I have a few dozen classical ones. I will try to adapt it to the sort of tagging I require.