Automatic or Smart playlists

[kayvee]

Updated with polyfills that have it working on IE 11 and Safari (and Firefox older than 40). Chrome and current Firefox should be unaffected.

Perfect! I can confirm that it works as expected. I think it even worked yesterday in Chrome 42; I just did not notice it because the message that appears after a successful login still has a "LOGIN" link at the bottom. Perhaps, that link could be replaced with the green + button?
In the short period of time I have spent with it, I really like it. Thank you! I anticipate using it frequently in the future. Having said that, I wish this could be integrated into the existing Subsonic interface. It's a bit inconvenient to first generate playlist on a different site then return to Subsonic to listen.

[alphawave7]

I think the chance of this feature has only increased with the recent licensing change...here's hoping!

[kayvee]

I think the chance of this feature has only increased with the recent licensing change...here's hoping!

What licensing change?

[acroyear]

It's complicated, but the license is now closed-source rather than GPL for version 6, but one of the reasons for that is it allows Sindre to look into other commercial software libraries (ones he couldn't bring in under GPL) to perhaps making adding certain features like gapless playback a little more easily.

In any case, I've updated SubFire Radio (see post in "Mods and Clients", viewtopic.php?f=8&t=16522), and one of the fixes addresses your note about how the "Login" link on the about and getting started cards made it seem like you weren't logged in.

[acroyear]

I don't know if this feature will ever be implemented but I decided not to wait...
I wrote a short script in python that fetches a list of all starred tracks, picks 50 of them at random and puts them in a playlist.

Question: would you still like 'starred' support in SubFire Radio, and if so, do you want it to consider starred artists/albums (all their songs), or just the starred songs as you describe here? I generally don't use starring, so I can't necessarily see everybody else's potential use-case for it.