Add Ploozle

[rdren0]

Shared YouTube music for a room: a queue the GM or a DJ drives, playback kept in step across every client, and song requests from the table.

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[rdren0]

Summary

Adds Tabletop Tunes to the store — shared YouTube music for a room.

• A queue the GM drives, with DJ access grantable to any player
• Playback kept in step across every client from a shared anchor
• Song requests from listeners, approved or declined by the GM or a DJ
• Per-listener volume and mute, remembered between sessions

Store file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rdren0/Ploozle/main/docs/store.md
Manifest: https://ploozle.com/manifest.json
Source: https://github.com/rdren0/Ploozle

Testing

Install the manifest above, open the panel from the toolbar, and paste a
YouTube video or playlist link — for example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Note the site root on its own just waits on Owlbear; the panel only renders
inside a room. Adding a track cues it without starting it — press play to
start the room. A second client in the same room will follow along, and the
GM's ⚙ menu grants that player DJ access.

[Several-Record7234]

Hi @rdren0,

A few comments before the 1st-stage verification:

1. I guess that you're not affiliated with https://tabletoptunes.app/ at all? If not, then you might like to consider another extension name, to prevent confusion!
2. The Rickroll visual reference in the learn-more link made me laugh out loud, brava!
3. The store.md mentions that "Chrome is the strictest", but in my experience Safari is - have you tested on MacOS and iOS, or are those unsupported?

Validation script and image URLs check out fine. 'Learn-more' link is fine.

Extension functionality and API usage not checked.

[rdren0]

Thank you for the feedback @Several-Record7234. I didnt realize that app existed! So I've changed it to 'Ploozle'. I can also confirm I've tested this on Safari. In my experience Chrome is the most restrictve when it comes to dealing with autoplay for a feature.

[Several-Record7234]

Validation script and image URLs still check out fine. 'Learn-more' link is still fine.

Extension functionality and API usage not checked.