It’s ok
It’s ok
Response from developer
Thanks for trying Hathor and sorry you didn't like it. Plexamp is a great app, and Hathor might not be for everyone. it's a different take for people who like to explore their library, with collections, stats and discovery on top of playback. A few extras can be turned off in Settings if you prefer a simpler player, free with no cookies or ads. If anything in the navigation felt confusing, I'd love to hear what, so I can improve it in the next update.
So far, so good
It’s not too much of a different take on media player UI, but I’ve definitely come around to it and I think in general it is more configurable in ways I’ve been expecting (but not getting) out of PlexAmp. Probably not meant for hardcore audiophiles, but for people who want more ways to catalog/organize in a straight-forward/simplified manner. The card packs aren’t necessarily for me, but I appreciate the author adding some sort of gamification (most importantly, in the background) to media players in the spirit of finding new music, without trying to get you addicted to using the app.
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No thnx
I don’t see any advantage or improvement over Plexamp. The additions were not needed. They are just things that can cause problems. The recommendations it made were horrible. I also found it difficult to navigate. I’ll stick with Plexamp.
