Using the Transfer Webpage
After connecting LAN Transfer, the browser shows the library on the phone or tablet serving it. Project and playlist changes here are saved to that device.
Upload and Download
Drag files or entire folders to upload recognized audio/video and .gjproject packages. Unrecognized files are skipped.
You can also download the device's projects and media for backups or further editing on another device. Page sorting affects only display, not upload order.
Manage Projects and Playlists
The webpage supports searching, type filtering, sorting, and editing project names and descriptions. Its list sorting is saved separately from the app's project library sorting.
The project list hides archived projects by default; turn on Show Archived to see them. Select one or several and choose Archive, or check Export and Archive to do both in one step; either way, notes can be added. Archiving goes into the Record Collection, which has its own tab on this webpage.
In playlists, add/remove tracks and drag to reorder them. Return to the app to play when finished. This does not mean the standalone browser version supports playlist mode.
Open a Project in the Browser Extension
After installing the extension in a compatible Chromium browser such as Chrome or Edge, select a project and Open in Browser Extension. A new extension tab shows the source and asks for confirmation, then imports one project at a time.
If no extension is available, the page provides an installation link. For browsers such as Firefox that cannot hand off directly, download the .gjproject and drag it into the extension page.
This copies the project into the extension; subsequent edits do not sync automatically.
Common Questions
Opening the extension has no effect. Check whether the browser blocked the new tab or popup. Allow it for the current transfer address and retry.
The upload does not appear in the app list. Refresh the project list and check the webpage for upload or import failure messages.
I want to take several projects at once. Download them, then import each into the destination workspace.
Transfer task area
Use All, Active, or Needs attention to filter this session’s tasks. Each task shows its direction and stage. Uploading and downloading show real progress, size, and speed; importing and packaging show a stage instead of an estimated percentage.
Use Cancel or Retry for one task, Cancel unfinished for unfinished tasks, or Retry failed for failed tasks. Completed tasks are retained and are not transferred again. One failed file does not stop the remaining files. Final saving cannot be cancelled.
Retries start from the beginning and require the source file to remain available in this browser. If an import succeeded but the response was lost, the existing result is reused. Retried imports are added to their original target playlist without adding the same imported project again; if that playlist is unavailable, the imported project is kept and the page explains the problem. If only adding to the playlist failed, retry repeats that step without uploading the file again.
The app can request cancellation or retry while this webpage remains connected. A retry request first waits for the computer to respond. Refreshing or closing the webpage may lose source-file references. “Handed to browser for saving” means the download was handed to the browser, not that saving to disk has been confirmed.