All tracks will be removed from the playlist.
A compact browser player for tracker modules, retro chips, and regular audio files.
RePlayer was vibe-coded by Lee Romanoff as a small, hackable music player for projects, prototypes, collections, and experiments.
Use it in your projects, modify it, redistribute it, and build your own versions from it.
A visible credit in modified versions: Based on RePlayer by Lee Romanoff.
Any track can be downloaded in its original format or converted to MP3.
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This browser does not support the File System Access API, so RePlayer keeps its own copies of your music inside browser storage to restore the playlist after reload. Everything works — it just uses extra disk space.
In Chrome or Edge the playlist stores only lightweight links to the original files on your disk, without duplicating them.