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Squeezebox Extension for Google Chrome

I bought a Squeezebox (Wireless Network Music Player) years ago. It’s got a web interface where you can view your music collection, add tracks to a playlist, change the volume etc… and I wanted a quick way to access it from my browser which didn’t mean navigating away from the page I was viewing.

So, I thought I’d try and make my first Chrome extension while I was at it! Awesome documentation/help files from Google as usual, it seemed to go smoothly enough. The extension is perfect for what I wanted, but may be a bit basic for some people.

I’ve added it to the Chrome Web Store anyway, here’s the link if anyone’s interested: Mini Squeezebox Control

Couple of small screenshots below:

This entry was written by Ben Thomas , posted on Wednesday March 02 2011at 03:03 pm , filed under Applications, Development and tagged , , , , . Bookmark the permalink . Post a comment below or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

2 Responses to “Squeezebox Extension for Google Chrome”

  1. FLM, on June 25th, 2011 at 04:09 Said:

    Hey, Ben. Thanks for this – Just thought about playing around with my SB again.

  2. Evan, on September 29th, 2011 at 01:42 Said:

    Very slick. Thanks for putting this out there.

    It definitely chokes on the Fishbone theme (my favorite). I edited my popup.html to include /default in the URL so it displays properly. If that’s the only theme that is supported you may as well add it.

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