
Hermes

Description of App
Fast
Hermes beats Flash, hands down.
Free
Even if you don’t subscribe to Pandora One, Hermes is and always will be free for everyone. If you’d like to donate, however, you are welcome to.
Usable
Hermes pauses music when your computer sleeps and doesn’t resume on wake. It recovers from errors and picks up the song right where playback left off.
Features Like and dislike songs; create, edit and delete stations. Enjoy last.fm integration and song notifications which just aren’t possible with Pandora.
Version
Free or Paid
Version Of macOS App Was Tested On
Usability
Other Comments
This is a great Pandora client, and it's small and free. It is much easier to use than Piano Pub or other ones I've tried.
Developer Website
Recommendations
3 people have recommended this app
Comments
this app is amazing
thank you so much for posting this app. Its so simple and I don't even see any problems with the labels, other then one unlabeled button. great app.
a lot more intuitive than pianopub
I definitely prefer using this app over pianopub. finally we have a decent client for the mac.
Thanks, this app is awesome!
Thanks for adding this app to the Applevis database! It's exactly what I always wished PianoPub was--way more intuitive and just less frustrating to use.
Love Love Love!
This is a wonderful app. Thanks for adding it here. I may do a podcast on it at some point.
coudn't be happier
I have been looking for a pandora app for a very long time. After finding this app, i have been enjoying it. I like how it has the keyboard commands. Its really simple to use. Thanks for posting it here.
error messages?
Almost every time I use the ap, it gives me an error message that says there was an internal error. Has anyone else experienced this or does anyone know why it's doing this? I've gotten it to play once, but haven't been able to get it to do it again.
Accessibility Comments
The app is fully accessible so long as you have hints enabled (vo-shift-h on any button). Some labels are strange, but the hints seem to do a better job of explaining what buttons do. You will also want to use the drop down menus (vo-m) to check on the different keyboard shortcuts available. Once a station is playing, use space to pause or resume playback; I only mention this so you don't get blasted with music and can't hear VO speech to figure out how to stop it.