* While you’re playing a track, we suggest search terms from the track in the search menupop.
* Collapsing panes. Try dragging the splitter between the bookmarks pane and the browser all the way to the left. You can also do this in your Library to collapse the filterlists away. We call these smart-splitters and there’s one more between the media control bar and the browser (drag it upward).
* A handy way to make new playlists is by using the button at the bottom of the bookmarks. If you click and hold, you can make different types. We use click-hold buttons to pop useful menus where necessary.
* Switch feathers. In 0.3 we’re releasing a handy wizard for featherers to customize their Songbird’s CSS and images.

Clarification on a couple of items:
* The Web Library is actually the media items that Songbird can see within the scope of the pages you’ve visited. The items in the Web Library are subject to change as those items may change on the web. We are working on this particular feature to be included in a rich history view, for both web browsing and media playback.
* The Web Playlist is the last set of media items that the browser saw. We will eventually remove the Web Playlist (and most likely the Web Library), but for now, it’s important for our early developers to understand how remote tracks are managed within our system.

Otherwise, I’m glad you like our preview. We’re nearing our 0.3 and the release of our Web API. The Web API will allow a web page to make calls directly into Songbird without an addon. This will allow media sites to do things like, make recommendations, make playlists, and auto-download media all directly in Songbird.