Traktor Pro 4.2.0 Available Now

Hi @Friedemann_NI My questions aren't really about Traktor 4.2, but since the "what's next" part has also found its place in these release notes, I'd like to try my luck and ask a few questions anyway:

• Since we've said goodbye to the roadmap for a while now, I've still taken a look at what's left of it and whether any of it might be on the horizon. As of now, a retina-compatible browser is still pending. I seem to remember it being mentioned there that it also would include an improved workflow. Are you still making efforts to implement these points? Meanwhile, I would prefer a better workflow in the browser over Retina compatibility.

• A daylight mode, which was also announced once, could also make sense under this point. Since I often play at festivals and in daylight, I could still make good use of it. Any chance?

• Also in keeping with the theme of a browser refreshment, the topic of streaming is currently very popular again. Since Apple Music announced that it would be available for all major platforms, demand here in the community has been growing steadily. Personally, I would still prefer Tidal, as we could have an offline locker there and Stems would also be possible, but the wind has definitely changed, and the community would probably be more in favor of giving priority to Apple Music. What are the chances that we'll be able to integrate even more streaming services under Traktor in the future?

• Since we already received a spoiler from MWM Phase at NAMM, I'd be interested to know whether we'll see HID for Phase in Traktor before they release their new Phase Pro, or whether this will only come retroactively for the old version, Phase Essential, with the market launch of their new product this summer.

• In addition to the browser, I think it's really about time to fulfill the request for an improved controller manager. In my opinion, the mapping options are still a major advantage for Traktor over the competition, but here, too, as with the browser, the whole thing simply seems outdated in terms of implementation and use. Will there be any further changes/improvements here? Which is probably the best transition to my last point.

Finally, I'm really pleased to hear that efforts to integrate third-party hardware are moving forward. That has probably always been my greatest wish over the years and, in my opinion, increases the attractiveness enormously.

Thanks!