Lowlander wrote:

felis wrote:albums and jump back later.

There is a Back button to jump back to a previous View.

Doesn't work with the column browser

Thanks :) Since I was satisfied enough with iTunes I didn't even bother with alternatives until version 11 was released and it got worse. At this point I switched to Spotify, but they just messed up their desktop-client as well. That's why I'm going back to my local library and will keep it this way ...

Hello, can you people stop this quarrel please? I made myself pretty clear and neither care for people agreeing or disagreeing regarding this one comment. All I'm asking for is a developer to look at my request since the support redirected me here. I don't even think this request will ever be ...

why I've never used iTunes never got use to it's workings this way mediamonkey does it is a whole lot better, after time of using mm you will see it is better this way, I've always said here, to newbies just forget about the bad program's way of working that you left and learn mediamonkey's you ...

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It's a filter. Your point is? That's how it works. You're wanting a 'jump to...' which is a different thing. No harm in asking though. Please accept my apology, but I can't really interpret your answer, I'm sorry. I'm talking about these buttons and I'm pretty sure you do too: http://i.imgur.com ...

lobengular wrote:This is as urgent as you can imagine!

Look at how old this topic is. I doubt the MM-team cares.

Hi there. Sorry for using this years old topic, but it's exactly what I want to talk about. I started hating iTunes with revision 11 and 12 made it even more miserable. In iTunes 8/9/10 you could apply a little preference-setting to use arrows the same way as described here. To jump to an artist ...