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How does it work?

- The main idea is that you upload your audio files to your browser or cloud storage, and then consume those through Diffuse. It provides a malleable and cooperative platform along with a set of building blocks that allow you to shape your own audio-listening software.

+ The main idea is that you upload your audio files to your browser or cloud storage, and then consume those files through Diffuse. +

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+ It provides a malleable and cooperative platform along with a set of building blocks that allow you to shape your own audio-listening software. There's a bunch of prebuilt software to choose from so you can see what's possible right from the start, and when you're ready you can dive deeper. +

- The default setup is focused on playing your audio wherever it may be stored, browsing your collection through multiple diverse user interfaces, making playlists, adding items as favourites, etc. Besides the defaults, you can build and share your own interfaces and features. + The default setup is focused on playing your audio from wherever it may be stored, browsing your collection through multiple diverse user interfaces, making playlists, adding items as favourites, etc. Besides the defaults, you can build and share your own interfaces and features.

It provides all this using a web application that lives solely in your browser. If you're looking at this on the official diffuse.sh domain, you can pick the version of said web application. There's also the option to self-host. The code for both Diffuse itself and the version picker setup is open-source.

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+ More information can be found in the guide. +

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