Version 2.1 (March 30, 2011)

• Fixed: Possible crashes in Windows Media Player (with thanks to Jimmy Malmqvist for reporting this and for testing a fix).
• Fixed: Access violation error when clicking OK or Apply in Settings, and no playlists (apart from the Party Shuffle playlist) existed in the library.

Version 2.0 (March 19, 2011)

• New: Global hotkeys
• New: Party Shuffle
• New: Advanced playback: Stop after current and Close after current.
• New: Play next right-click menu item for Windows Media Player 11.
• New: an option to let Windows Media Player play/pause when pressing the space bar, regardless of which UI element is focused.

Tag Editor Plus

• Added support for viewing/editing album art, lyrics and comments.
• Added batch editing support, i.e. editing tags of multiple songs at once.
• Tag changes are now immediately written to the music file when clicking OK or Apply (if the file is not playing or in use by another application).
• Improved validation of Release year.
• Fixed: Invalid variant type conversion error when entering a two-digit year on the Summary tab.
• Fixed: The Tag Editor Plus window didn't remember its size correctly.
• Fixed: possible Index out of bounds error when using the Advanced tab.

Restore Media at Startup

• Added support for restoring audio CDs.
• Fixed: when media was restored paused on Windows Vista/7, it was possible that you could still hear a fraction of the audio before the actual pause occurred.

Windows Live Messenger (What I'm Listening To)

• Fixed: What I'm Listening To could sometimes disappear during a song change.
• Windows Media Player Plus! now only clears What I'm Listening To if it was set earlier by the plug-in itself (to prevent clearing it when it was set by another application or plug-in).

Miscellaneous

• Fixed: 'Find as you type' incorrectly got triggered when typing something in Windows Media Player's Media Guide.
• Fixed: the Tag Editor Plus and File menu items didn't appear for files on the Desktop.
• Fixed: when the currently playing media was shown in Windows Media Player's title bar, it could disappear from the title bar for a moment during a media change (most noticeable with pictures).

Version 1.1 (July 4, 2010)

• Fixed: Windows Media Player crashed when accessing the Windows Media Player Plus! settings while the plug-in was disabled.

Version 1.0 (May 19, 2010)

• First public release.