I would love it if Softr had a persistent bottom-bar audio player so I could use that instead of a per-card player in a list block. I have a music store app, and one of the drawbacks of an audio player on each card is that if you scroll a bit and find a new song you’d like to hear, while the old song is still playing, you’ll hear both songs at once. And that’s a pain, because now you have to scroll back up through the cards to find the card where you need to stop its player. A bottom-bar audio player would also enable a user to have finer control when scrubbing through a song.
That’s quite a specific use case which is a great opportunity to try to achieve this with the vibe-coding block 
I shared some thoughts about when to use the vibe-coding block VS native blocks: When to use the Vibe Coding block vs. native blocks in Softr
Hope this helps
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@mmpartee you might get away with a block that has a component, css and javascript that then keeps the element fixed to the bottom of the page
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