Regarding the gif and the Suggested Options.
I just found out that html is not being rendered in track names.
When I tested it I thought it was because Qt sanitized the text with html entities if it came from a form.
But that's not the case. Track titles don't support html format, I tested it from the code.
The fact that the statusbar did support it should have made me suspicious.
But I thought that this type of element was not carried out the sanitized one.
Anyway, the options I propose are useless :).
If you think Option 1 really brings something worthwhile, and you see a simple way to implement it, that would be helpful.
(You probably don't consider this an improvement, and I respect that.)
"Comments" property on tracks. Rendering below the name in a smaller size to fit more text and make it more aesthetically pleasing and legible.
If not, shortening the names seems to work and eliminates the annoyance of "biblical names".
It allows commenting, with limitations, but it does.
Regarding the gif and the Suggested Options.
I just found out that html is not being rendered in track names.
When I tested it I thought it was because Qt sanitized the text with html entities if it came from a form.
But that's not the case. Track titles don't support html format, I tested it from the code.
The fact that the statusbar did support it should have made me suspicious.
But I thought that this type of element was not carried out the sanitized one.
Anyway, the options I propose are useless :).
If you think Option 1 really brings something worthwhile, and you see a simple way to implement it, that would be helpful.
(You probably don't consider this an improvement, and I respect that.)
"Comments" property on tracks. Rendering below the name in a smaller size to fit more text and make it more aesthetically pleasing and legible.
If not, shortening the names seems to work and eliminates the annoyance of "biblical names".
It allows commenting, with limitations, but it does.