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Zuno is a desktop application developed and published by noFAYZ that provides a fast, native-feeling client for YouTube Music. Rather than requiring the streaming service to be accessed through a browser tab, the software brings YouTube Music to the desktop as a focused, standalone application, making it a relevant option within the music player and streaming client category for users who prefer a dedicated listening environment. Its purpose is to deliver a more integrated audio experience, and it plays audio natively with support for gapless playback, crossfade, and a ten-band equaliser, giving listeners control over how their music sounds and flows between tracks. Beyond core playback, Zuno keeps a range of supporting features close at hand, including synced lyrics for following along with songs, offline downloads for listening without an active connection, tabs for organising the listening experience, and a mini player for compact, convenient control of playback while doing other tasks. These capabilities make the software suitable for everyday music listening, focused work sessions where a mini player is useful, situations where offline access to downloaded tracks is needed, and for users who value fine-grained audio adjustment through equalisation. The current version of Zuno is 1.4.0, and two versions of the software are available overall, indicating an actively developed project with a release history that users can reference when choosing or updating their installation. Zuno is an independent, unofficial project, and it is important to note that the software is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by YouTube or Google, which distinguishes it from any official client produced by the service provider itself.
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