Vitrola plays the MP3 files stored on your device. It reads track tags and pulls a color from the cover art, then uses that color to theme the whole interface. Files stay on the device. It is aimed at people who keep their own music collection locally and want a player that adapts its look to each album. You open your files, the player reads their tags and cover art, and the interface takes on the color of the artwork.
A local music player that plays MP3 files stored on your device and themes itself from album art.
What you can do
Play MP3 files stored on your device.
Read track tags from your files.
Theme the interface with a color taken from the cover art.
Open shared files and a range of common file types.
Publisher / site
skotalexsander.github.io
Category
Music & Audio
Platforms
Web
Languages detected
pt-BR
APP PREVIEWS
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BEST FOR
Decide whether Vitrola fits your needs.
Useful for
Play MP3 files stored on your device.
Read track tags from your files.
Theme the interface with a color taken from the cover art.
Open shared files and a range of common file types.
Before you choose
Available on Web
The installed identity is derived from the start URL instead of an explicit manifest ID.
INSTALL GUIDE
Install Vitrola from its official site.
1
Open the official web app
Use the Open site button above in a current version of Chrome, Edge or Safari.
2
Choose the browser install action
Select Install app, or use Add to Home Screen from the browser share or main menu.
3
Confirm and launch
The installed app opens from the device launcher. Browser and platform support can vary.
PWA AUDIT
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CAPABILITY REPORT
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Standalone app window
Requests the “standalone” display mode when launched.
experience
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Advanced window modes
Preferred modes: standalone, minimal-ui.
experience
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Preferred orientation
Requests a preferred device orientation.
experience
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Custom launch behavior
Controls how repeated launches reuse or create app windows.
experience
detected
Service worker detected
Registration appears in the page source; offline behavior still needs a runtime test.
