DeeAnn LittleI usually stick with a few @somafm streams that I've listened to for a long time (Groove Salad and Classic, DEF CON Radio and Mission Control) but I needed to redo my Shortwave station list and browsed through things. I hadn't really given Digitalis a chance before but I've been listening to it for a few hours and added it to my Shortwave library.
I'm just now using my desktop today. Shortwave (desktop app) works for stations that are already added prior to today, but searching for additional stations is down. That's pretty good though that's it's not fully dependent on radio-browser to run.
Some streaming sites have their own dedicated apps (for example SomaFM, FluxFM and Radio Caprice, though the SomaFM one is the only one I really use and can recommend) https://somafm.com/mobile/
Rusty CorgiOkay so I guess a new Shortwave dropped recently. And, like, I don't listen to internet radio much, but sometimes it's nice. That said, the new interface is super nice. It has a sidebar when you're in a desktop layout and a bottom sheet when you're in the mobile layout (see below). Standard Adwaita, but it looks really pretty. But if you really REALLY skrunkle it?
LOOK. IT MAKES A LITTLE WOODEN RADIO. 
IS SKEUOMORPHISM BACK? I love it omg. 
Realism is so back, baby.
I know I get excited over weird things. 
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