Musical instrument "Bandura" for browser play

[ozsouth]

Interesting - allows one to play a Bandura in browser (pluck or strum with mouse). Not sure where I got this.
Link withdrawn - has now become political.

[Grey]

Interesting - allows one to play a Bandura in browser (pluck or strum with mouse). Not sure where I got this.
(link removed by moderator)

This musical instrument has historical attributes. For historical authenticity, you need to be a BLIND wandering elder accompanied by a guide boy.

In general, almost all of these pages with flags are raising money to help non-civilians - they are raising funds for weapons.
I thought you were politically neutral
P.S. However, I have nothing against you personally. If a cardboard Corvo drone from the Australian company SYPAQ arrives on my roof with 5 kilos of explosives, I will NOT blame you, but Albo and Palaszczuk

[ozsouth]

@Grey - when I linked this (7 months ago), it went straight to the bandura. Just opened it again & now it has a fundraiser button. Not what I intended. I've withdrawn my link. In high school I had a Ukrainian friend, but that was 55 years ago.

[Wiz57]

@Grey - when I linked this (7 months ago), it went straight to the bandura. Just opened it again & now it has a fundraiser button. Not what I intended. I've withdrawn my link, but you will need remove the quote that has it.

I removed the link for you ozsouth.
Wiz

[Grey]

it went straight to the bandura. Just opened it again & now it has a fundraiser button.

Unfortunately, because of the shit going on in the World, this is the main change now. Here - look at GitHub - you will immediately see the main change vertically, it is repeated many times:
https://github.com/ukrzen/bandura
But this is temporary.

I hope that if the link to the project's website is on YouTube, and not on the forum, then this is a circumvention of sanctions restrictions:
Neutral video from an Indian amateur (to keep the topic alive):