The anthem, for real: the studio cut takes over from the chiptune f6c8140

The player looks the same, but what comes out of it isn’t: the little square-wave synth band has stood down, and the Hornet Bay Anthem is now the full studio recording — three and a half minutes, no repeats — on every page outside the cockpit.

1. Still a seamless loop. The file is trimmed to the music — the hundred-millisecond hush at the head and the two seconds of tail silence are gone — and it loops sample-accurate through the WebAudio path, so the final bar falls straight back into the first with no gap, ever.
2. Same manners as before. One click anywhere wakes it (browser rules), STOP is remembered across visits, and the anthem still stands down the moment you launch a sortie — the sim owns the soundscape in the air — then strikes back up when you’re home at the menu.

Turn it up.