09-11-2020, 01:56 PM
@Alaini93
I confess I don't quite follow your description of the behavior of your various browsers, in particular the temporary "freezing" of your W10 browser, but this bit jumped out at me:
I assume this means you opened http://moode in your Chrome browser and then used the Chrome "Add to Home Screen" function to give you a shortcut.
I don't know the details but I suspect that Chrome saves some of its existing state in the shortcut. If you then make changes to the moOde configuration, your browser (client) and your moOde player (server) may contain inconsistent information.
Can you open the moOde WebUI in a fresh browser instance? If you can, then simply delete the old shortcut and create a new one.
Regards,
Kent
I confess I don't quite follow your description of the behavior of your various browsers, in particular the temporary "freezing" of your W10 browser, but this bit jumped out at me:
Quote: I found out that Chrome shortcut of Moode looks really good (like an app)
I assume this means you opened http://moode in your Chrome browser and then used the Chrome "Add to Home Screen" function to give you a shortcut.
I don't know the details but I suspect that Chrome saves some of its existing state in the shortcut. If you then make changes to the moOde configuration, your browser (client) and your moOde player (server) may contain inconsistent information.
Can you open the moOde WebUI in a fresh browser instance? If you can, then simply delete the old shortcut and create a new one.
Regards,
Kent
