Yes. Shuffle uses a Fisher–Yates permutation built when the mode is enabled, so every track in the playlist plays once before the order is re-shuffled. This avoids the "iTunes effect" where the same tracks pop up back-to-back.
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Props & interactive options
| Prop | Type | Default | Description | Try it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| show_playlist | url param | 1 | Show playlist. |
Browsers block autoplay with sound. Enabling
auto_play automatically enables muted so playback can start; viewers can then unmute manually.
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Shuffle mode
Use the shuffle button in the player toolbar to randomise the playlist order. A Fisher–Yates permutation ensures every track plays once before the order is re-shuffled.
Loop playback
Use the loop button in the player toolbar to cycle between three modes: loop the entire playlist, loop the current track only, or disable looping.
Documentation
Navigate a collection of audio tracks with previous/next controls. Loop mode repeats the current track or entire playlist. Shuffle mode randomizes playback order. The playlist section is collapsible and shows thumbnails, titles, and durations.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The loop button has two states: loop playlist (default, restarts the collection at the end) and loop one (replays the current track indefinitely). A third click disables looping.
A thumbnail, title, duration, and an active-state indicator for the currently playing track. The panel is collapsible so listeners can keep a compact player while still navigating the collection on demand.