Have you ever wondered if you could play your songs and have total control over them while web surfing? What if you could just play, pause, play next track, previous track straight from your favourite browser? Well, wonder no more, my friend. FoxyTunes is the ultimate music controller while web surfing. FoxyTunes is a browser addon/extension that gives you the ability to take control of what you’re listening to straight from your browser and here a few interesting and important things you can do with FoxyTunes.
FoxyTunes is a multiplatform web service
FoxyTunes is a Yahoo! service that can be installed on Windows, Linux and Mac.
IE, Flock, Seamonkey, Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla Thunderbird support
I’ve tried installing FoxyTunes on Internet Explorer 8 (32 bit) and I got a NSIS error but I’ve downloaded it again and worked properly.
Support for Yahoo! Messenger
FoxyTunes can also be used with Yahoo! Messenger, giving you the ability to post your song to your messenger status. You can play, pause, play next track straight from your Yahoo! Messenger.
FoxyTunes is available in more than 30 languages
The FoxyTunes International edition has been translated by volounteers and you can download it from here.
Support for more than 30 media players
FoxyTunes supports both web media player applications and desktop media player applications: Winamp (latest versions but also Winamp 3), Windows Media Player, KMPlayer, VLC, Youtube, Blip.fm, iTunes, Yahoo! Music etc.
While testing FoxyTunes for Internet Explorer 8 (32 bit) I’ve noticed the numbers of available media players were shorten in comparison to Mozilla Firefox 3.6.3 so that might be a downside for Internet Explorer users.

FoxyTunes for Internet Explorer 8 (32 bit)
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