On 2 April 2010, it was announced that official Linux support would end with Songbird version 1.7.2. In January 2010, Philips announced they would ship a personalized version of Songbird with some of their line of portable audio/video players. Songbird was founded by Rob Lord and developed by Pioneers of the Inevitable (with members who previously developed for both Winamp and the Yahoo! Music Engine). Using CSS (and optionally XUL), and an image manipulation program such as Photoshop or GIMP, users are then able to make Songbird look however they want. Skins are referred to as "feathers" in Songbird and give users and artists the ability to change the look of Songbird via an extension which generates a default skin. Known community designed extensions are: Qloud Tagging & Search, eMusic Integration, iTunes Importer, Artist Tracker, Library File Organizer, Audioscrobbler Notifier, Wikipedia Artist Display, SHOUTcast Radio Directory, UnPlug, Adblock Plus, Taglib metadata handler, ChatZilla, and FoxyProxy. Community coded extensions are available on Songbird's addons support page. Extensions are similar to the Extensions for the Firefox browser and can be easily ported. Users can add features and change functionality in Songbird by installing extensions.
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