> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.av-scripts.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.av-scripts.com/laptop-pack/music/app/browse.md). # Browse Browse is the main tab of the music app — the search interface where players find and play any song, add tracks to their queue, or save songs to a playlist. *** ### Searching The search bar sits at the top of the view. Typing a song name, artist, or album and pressing **Enter** (or clicking the search icon) queries YouTube Music and returns a list of matching tracks. Results include cover art, title, artist, album, and duration. The search field has a clear button (×) that resets the results and returns to the home state.

*** ### Playing a Song Clicking any row in the search results plays that track immediately on the active device. The row highlights to show it is the current track, and a pulsing dot replaces the track number while it plays.

*** ### Adding to Queue Each result row has an **Add to Queue** button (list icon). Clicking it appends the track to the current device's queue without interrupting whatever is playing. A brief checkmark confirms the action.

*** ### Adding to a Playlist Each result row also has a **+** button that opens a dropdown listing all of the player's playlists. Clicking a playlist name saves the track to it. The button gives visual feedback: * **Checkmark (green)** — track was added successfully. * **Checkmark (yellow)** — track is already in that playlist (duplicate skipped). If no playlists exist yet, the dropdown shows a disabled message instead.

*** ### Notes * Search results come from YouTube Music, so any song available there can be found and played. * Adding to queue and adding to a playlist are independent actions — one does not affect the other. * The queue and playlist tabs are separate views accessible from the sidebar.