I've made some inputbox improvements but I'm not doing a brand new release. I've simply updated the component archives on github with the updated script files. The component remains untouched with the same version number.

var is_embedded = false;
var handle = fb.GetFocusItem();

if (handle) {
	var img = handle.GetAlbumArt();
	if (img) {
		is_embedded = img.Path == handle.Path;
	}
}

Check the path of the image against the handle path.

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var is_embedded = false;
var handle = fb.GetFocusItem();

if (handle) {
	var img = handle.GetAlbumArt();
	if (img) {
		is_embedded = img.Path == handle.Path;
	}
}

Path being a property of most images is new in JSP3.

https://jscript-panel.github.io/docs/interfaces/IJSImage/

IIRC, WSH panel mod had fb.PlaybackOrder and plman.PlaybackOrder which did the same thing.

function on_playback_order_changed(new_index) {
   // do something
}

function on_playback_order_changed(new_index) {
   buttons.update();
   window.Repaint();
}

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function on_playback_order_changed(new_index) {
   buttons.update();
   window.Repaint();
}

When reporting bugs, just copy/paste the popup dialog/console text. It's so much easier.

Anyway, hopefully fixed in this version...
3.2.26

function sqaure(n, max) {
    console.log(n * n);
    n++;
    if (n <= max) {
        square(n, max);
    }
}

square(1, 10);

var data2 = [1,2,3,4,5];
function recurs(numb) {
	for (i=0; i<data2.length;i++)
		if (data2[i] == numb)
			recurs(11);
		else
		console.log(data2[i]);
	}
recurs(2);

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5

the recurs(11);

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(in my opinion) :

var data2 = [1,2,3,4,5];
function recurs(numb) {
	for (var i=0; i<data2.length;i++) { // Must set scope to i here!!
		if (data2[i] == numb) {
			recurs(11);
		} else {
		    console.log(data2[i]);
        }
    }
    return;
}
recurs(2);

Computers may be stupid. The code logic is flawless, and the problem is a JS bug-feature from old days without a proper standard.
The problem is variable scope. No idea if 'use strict' is supported by JScript panel, but if it does, please USE IT. It's the default in SMP for a good reason.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Strict_mode

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var data2 = [1,2,3,4,5];
function recurs(numb) {
	for (var i=0; i<data2.length;i++) { // Must set scope to i here!!
		if (data2[i] == numb) {
			recurs(11);
		} else {
		    console.log(data2[i]);
        }
    }
    return;
}
recurs(2);

Note the "var i ="  part. Without it, i is added as a global variable, so your second call at recurs(11) sets the variable to 5 after finishing and the first loop is ended at that point. You should always set the scope of a variable.

These errors are impossible with 'use strict' usage, since panel would crash immediately, giving you a warning about many bad coding practices.