Closed swfreak18 closed 7 years ago
I believe similar things like this have been requested before, such as muting when locked, and unfortunately there is no API to check whether or not the screen is unlocked in electron yet. So please feel free to raise this issue again when the API is available, but until then there's nothing we can do.
Thanks for the quick response. It looks like the powerMonitor API allows the detection of the screen locked state but as you mentioned, the unlocked state can't be detected. Even just adding an option to pause or mute when the screen is locked, without resuming when unlocked, would be helpful.
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Closed #1976 https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/issues/1976 .
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I don't see that in the documentation, can you point me to where you see that?
Someone mentioned that it detects the screen locked state as a suspend event. But maybe that is only on Macs. https://discuss.atom.io/t/how-do-i-detect-screen-unlocked-state-using-electron-api/35098
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I don't see that in the documentation, can you point me to where you see that?
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It would be great if a feature could be added that, when enabled, would automatically pause the music when the computer screen is locked (Win Key + L) and automatically unpaused when you log back in again.