Ctrl+h/j/k/l move the highlight in whatever list is on screen - the browse
grid, search results, or an open album's track list - the same job the
arrow keys already do, just reachable without leaving the home row.
Ctrl+d/u add vim's own half-page jump. Shift+h/j/k/l/m are transport
(previous/next, volume, mute) from anywhere, including the room page,
matching the muscle memory of other vim-ish media apps; every other
Shift+letter still reaches search untouched; only the shifted letter
form of those five keys is intercepted.
Shift+Enter opens an album's track list (the keyboard equivalent of
clicking its cover, which had no key of its own until now) instead of
playing it outright; Ctrl+j/k then move a visible highlight through that
list, and Enter plays whichever track is highlighted. Falls back to plain
ENTER's behaviour for a category tile or a podcast episode, neither of
which has a track list to show.
Mute (Shift+M) is new - nothing was bound to it before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
