#3.68 / 44 rate

Radio Player Live

2,000 users

2020-02-07

Radio-Player-Live

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This extension is being deprecated because it doesn't follow Chrome extension best practices.

Extension Information

5 star

42%

4 star

17%

3 star

2 star

15%

1 star

17%

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Description

Live Radio Player allows you to listen to hundreds of free radios Sports, News, Talk and Music from around the world!

Listen to your favorite radio stations without leaving the browser, it's possible, with one extension
The extension already contains a list of popular radio stations. The list keeps growing.

► You can add your radio stations.
► Keyboard shortcuts are supported.
► Put your favorite radio stations in the favorites for quick access.
► Hide all or only some of the predefined radio stations in the list.

Reviews

Fatih Demir

Bir halta yaradığı yok.

Alan Alain

Awesome Radio tool that have so many stations among which the famous FIP radio, considered to be one of the best worldwide by audiophiles for its eclecticism and sound quality. But most radios here have awesome sound rendering. Excellent extension, thank you.

Matt Smith

Pre-installed list of stations - which is very French-weighted - cannot be edited, nor updated (since literally more than half the stations I tried didn't work). Dev only allows them to be "hidden" ONE AT A TIME, which is a real pain (I can't select all the talk stations in a language that I don't speak and then hide them all at once, for example). That list is treated separately from your added stations, and cannot be removed - which is kind of a weird power-trip move by the developer, but I guess it's their programming that they're giving away for free, so we can deal with it... or not (which is ultimately what I'm doing). Adding your own stations is possible, but tedious - although I thought the allowance of multiple stream URLs for a single station entry was a nice touch. Would be much better if it allowed searching any of the station databases that can be found online (try https://www.google.com/search?q=streaming+radio+station+database for example), and clicking the results to add them. In the end it's free and it works, so - even though I'm not keeping it installed - I give it a passing grade. Barely. UPDATE: Seems to have an EXTEMELY similar modus operandi to "Online Radio" (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/online-radio/ccjcjodilinmaelnmmombddiaeomcfgc - go into settings for both and you'll see what I mean) - wonder which (if either & not someone else entirely) originated the source code? I've now dropped a star due to this, as well as the fact this version is slightly less usable.