Right-click on a track asks the host for its menu, and the host answers with audio by URL - #8
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A track's head or lane right-clicked inside a host posts sway/track-menu
(trackId, name, empty, x, y) and the host opens its own menu there: its
library, a file on the computer, a link. The host answers with
sway/load-audio (trackId, path, name, at), where path is a URL the host
serves. The browser bridge fetches URL media as is and reports it present,
so it survives a reload as long as the host serves it. importAudio takes
{ path, name } entries so the host's title names the media, and an empty
track takes the file's name as a new track would. Cap: host-track-menu.
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A track's head or lane right-clicked inside a host posts sway/track-menu (trackId, name, empty, x, y) and the host opens its own menu there: its library, a file on the computer, a link. The host answers with sway/load-audio (trackId, path, name, at), where path is a URL the host serves. The browser bridge fetches URL media as is and reports it present, so it survives a reload as long as the host serves it. importAudio takes { path, name } entries so the host's title names the media, and an empty track takes the file's name as a new track would. Cap: host-track-menu.