Hi,
You were right, my logged on session was remembered and once I signed off it was not allowing me to sign in again.

@Peke: The issue is that Sign-in works only with the newest Chromium..

Hi,
I do not have that Issue

For me YT Music Works, along with adding Bookmark.

EDIT: I am testing with MM 2024 build 3034

Sorry, should be good now.

Hi,
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For the websites, all of the ones I have saved (including both preset links that came with MM, and new ones like YouTube Music) just randomly open either within the main window, or they expand and overlap with other windows. There doesn't seem to be a pattern, and all of them do it, but only some of the time.

Screenshots: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... drive_link

The bug was reopened for the login issue.

Please provide more details, websites and steps, for the websites overlapping the MediaMonkey interface.

Updated to latest build, but it will still not let me log into YouTube Music. I still get the same "Couldn't sign you in" message from Google.

Also, when clicking on various web links in the Web node, sometimes the websites open up and cover up other parts of the MM windows, rather than just the main view in the middle. This has been the case for several builds.

Added as: https://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=21031

3027. It's in my signature block.

Which Build (Help > About) of MediaMonkey are you using?

I got the above message when trying to add YouTube Music to the "Web" node. After adding the URL, in the Title field, that message was auto-populated. After adding the bookmark, when I tried to load YouTube Music in MM, it asked for my Google sign-in. After adding my Google email, it then went to a screen saying "Couldn’t sign you in. This browser or app may not be secure." It gave me the option to try again, but could not get past this screen. It only happens with YouTube Music (Last.fm and Amazon sign-in and load correctly). My own computer's browser is Chrome and is up to date (Version 126.0.6478.62 (Official Build) (64-bit).