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Queue

The queue is Nokkvi’s active playlist — everything you hear flows through it. You can build it on the fly while browsing, or replace it entirely when you want to listen to something specific.

Pressing Enter on a focused album or track is the most common way to start playing. What it does depends on the enter_behavior setting:

ValueBehavior
play_all (default)Replaces the queue with the full album (or all songs in the current view) and starts playing
play_singleReplaces the queue with just the focused track
append_and_playAdds the item to the end of the queue and starts playing it

Shift + A adds the focused item to the end of the queue without clearing what’s already there. Works on individual tracks and on albums (which queues all their tracks).

While on the Queue view, press Ctrl + E to open the Library Browser — a side panel with tabs for Songs, Albums, Artists, Genres, and Similar. You can drag tracks from the Library Browser and drop them into the queue at a specific position; a drop indicator shows where they’ll land.

Nokkvi can ask your Navidrome server for recommendations powered by Last.fm. Triggering either feature automatically switches to the Queue view and opens the Library Browser on the Similar tab.

KeyAction
Shift + SFind songs similar to the focused track, album, or artist
Shift + TFind the most-played songs by the focused artist

Results are limited to songs already in your library — Navidrome matches Last.fm’s recommendations against your local collection, so tracks you don’t own won’t appear. The Similar tab header shows which result set is loaded (e.g. “Similar to: Radiohead” or “Top Songs: Radiohead”).

Both features require Last.fm or ListenBrainz to be configured on the server. See Scrobbling for setup.

KeyAction
Shift + Up / Shift + DownMove the focused track up or down
Ctrl + DRemove the focused track
Shift + DClear the entire queue

Toggle these from the player bar or with keyboard shortcuts.

KeyModeBehavior
XRandomPlays tracks in random order
ZRepeatPress once to repeat the current track; press again to repeat the whole queue; press a third time to turn off
CConsumeTracks are removed from the queue as they finish playing — useful for a one-time listening session