Songbird is an application that is cross-platform, and it’s a music player. The thing that makes songbird different though, is that it also acts as a fully functional web browser, based on the Mozilla platform.
Now since it’s Mozilla based, that means that it also has plugins to improve your browsing experience, like the IE Tab, NoScript, and AdBlock for Firefox. It has plugins for Twitter and Last.fm that let you update your last.fm, as well as tweet your current song.
A major plus for a lot of users is it’s Apple iPod support (except the iPod touch and the iPhone). It also includes support for all other mp3 players, as well as DAAP support (used in playing a music/video library that is on another computer in the network, generally iTunes).
The best thing I like about it is the fact that it uses less resources than iTunes alone. Around the same amount as Windows Media Player, but it includes a browser.
What else can be asked for?
Support for other IP devices for media streaming. Songbird lacks support for music streaming to Windows Media Center, and consequently for the Xbox 360. This isn’t that important, but I’m sure it would make a large amount of users happy.
Also, it has a pretty interface.
Screenshot
http://songbirdnest.com



