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Quickly jumping to a rough position in a long track currently requires dragging the seek bar, which is slow and imprecise compared to keyboard shortcuts.
Desktop users expect the YouTube-style number keys (0-9) to snap playback to 10% increments of the track, but the player does not support this today.
Proposal
Bind the top-row number keys 0 through 9 so pressing the key seeks to (digit * 10)% of the current track duration (0 = start, 9 = 90%).
Ensure the shortcuts only fire when the focus is on the player (not when typing in dialogs or other inputs).
Provide a tooltip or README note so the new binding is discoverable.
Acceptance Criteria
Pressing a number key while the player has focus jumps playback to the expected percentage of the track length.
Shortcuts work consistently across Chromium-based browsers on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Existing keyboard navigation (e.g., arrow keys, space/enter) keeps working without regressions.
Notes
Matching the YouTube behavior will make long-form listening easier and keeps keyboard expectations consistent across media players.