As far as I can tell there's currently no way to make mpd a "Now Playable" application on MacOS. This is a problem because if there is no "Now Playable" app active, then the system unavoidably defaults to Apple's own Music.app, which I never want to use. It automatically opens Music.app when Bluetooth headphones are connected, for example, rather than resuming mpd playback.
I'm not especially familiar with MacOS-specific app development, but I looked up Becoming a Now Playable App in Apple's documentation and it doesn't look too complicated? π€
(Sorry for posting an incomplete issue and then editing it to actually have a full description. I hit the wrong key, I think. π³ )
As far as I can tell there's currently no way to make mpd a "Now Playable" application on MacOS. This is a problem because if there is no "Now Playable" app active, then the system unavoidably defaults to Apple's own Music.app, which I never want to use. It automatically opens Music.app when Bluetooth headphones are connected, for example, rather than resuming mpd playback.
I'm not especially familiar with MacOS-specific app development, but I looked up Becoming a Now Playable App in Apple's documentation and it doesn't look too complicated? π€
(Sorry for posting an incomplete issue and then editing it to actually have a full description. I hit the wrong key, I think. π³ )