Once logged in to you would begin setting up your music rules. This is like signing up to any other service on the Internet you'd then get an email with a login to get started.

How it would workįor a new user, instead of immediately clicking the big 'Download' button and then going through the installation process, you'd be asked for your email address. Would it stop you using bliss? Would you welcome it? I've tried to assemble the benefits of this move to me and you below, but first a little more detail about how this would work. I really want to know what you think of this idea. I'll use that moniker as the codename for this idea from this point.

The idea is to change this so that only a very small, very lightweight 'agent' was downloaded, capable of scanning and making changes to your local music files. It connects to music files in the local network, and connects to music information databases on the Internet to find metadata, cover art etc. It's not a functional idea it's a platform/delivery one.Ĭurrently, bliss is an application downloaded and installed on a computer. It's ambitious, a little daunting and potentially risky. Over the past months, maybe years, I've been harbouring a new idea for bliss at the back of my mind. The basic structure of the user interface is similar though, so I'm keeping these old pages around in case they still contain useful information. This post may contain old screenshots of bliss which has been replaced by a new design.

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