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 ====== Parole Plugins ====== ====== Parole Plugins ======
  
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 The notification plugin provides track change notifications when the playlist advances.  When there are multiple items in the playlist, the "Previous Track" and "Next Track" buttons will be displayed. The notification plugin provides track change notifications when the playlist advances.  When there are multiple items in the playlist, the "Previous Track" and "Next Track" buttons will be displayed.
  
-<figure "Notification example"> +<figure "Parole Notification Example"> 
-{{:apps:parole:plugin-notification-example.png?| }}+{{:apps:parole:plugin-notification-example.png|Parole Notification Example}}
 </figure> </figure>
  
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 When the plugin is enabled, Parole will place an icon in the system tray. Clicking this icon with the primary mouse button will show or hide the Parole window. Clicking this icon with the secondary mouse button will display a popup menu with common controls. When the plugin is enabled, Parole will place an icon in the system tray. Clicking this icon with the primary mouse button will show or hide the Parole window. Clicking this icon with the secondary mouse button will display a popup menu with common controls.
  
-<figure "Tray icon popup menu"> +<figure "Tray Icon Popup Menu"> 
-{{:apps:parole:plugin-trayicon-example.png?| }}+{{:apps:parole:plugin-trayicon-example.png|Tray Icon Popup Menu}}
 </figure> </figure>
  
 When attempting to close the application, the user is prompted to either exit Parole or to minimize it to the system tray. When attempting to close the application, the user is prompted to either exit Parole or to minimize it to the system tray.
  
-<figure "Exit prompt with minimize option"> +<figure "Exit Prompt with Minimize Option"> 
-{{:apps:parole:plugin-trayicon-exit.png?| }}+{{:apps:parole:plugin-trayicon-exit.png|Exit Prompt with Minimize Option}}
 </figure> </figure>
  
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 This plugin allows the player to be controlled via the MPRIS2 protocol, as implemented e.g. in Gnome3 as [[https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/55/media-player-indicator/|media player indicator-extension]] or Ubuntu's [[https://launchpad.net/indicator-sound|soundmenu]]. //The functionality of this plugin depends on the implementation of MPRIS you use it with.// This plugin allows the player to be controlled via the MPRIS2 protocol, as implemented e.g. in Gnome3 as [[https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/55/media-player-indicator/|media player indicator-extension]] or Ubuntu's [[https://launchpad.net/indicator-sound|soundmenu]]. //The functionality of this plugin depends on the implementation of MPRIS you use it with.//
  
-<figure "Example of MPRIS2 soundmenus in Fedora Xfce"> +<figure "Example of MPRIS2 Soundmenus in Fedora Xfce"> 
-{{:apps:parole:plugin-mpris2-example.png?| }}+{{:apps:parole:plugin-mpris2-example.png|Example of MPRIS2 Soundmenus in Fedora Xfce}}
 </figure> </figure>
  
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