xShteff/JS-Media-Player xShteff/JS-Media-Player

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Originally built for my car stereo, for which I have internet access. I have collected a bunch of Romanian radio stations (and logos) that I'm displaying in a fancy manner, that you can easily listen to. I'm aware there are many pages like this one online, but this one's mine. And I like it :). The page is supposed to look and behave properly on mobile devices, you can swipe through several (well, two for now) pages with radio stations.

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