Kunjal miyey (SEAL MIXER)

That’s an interesting question. I think there might be a bit of a mix-up here, as "joox for third folder" isn't a standard technical term or a known piece of software. It's possible you're combining two separate ideas.

Let's break it down. First, there's JOOX. This is a popular music streaming service, kind of like Spotify or Apple Music. It's a big deal in many parts of Asia, like Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Thailand, as well as South Africa. You can use it to listen to millions of songs, create playlists, and download tracks for offline listening, depending on your subscription. It's a standalone app for your phone or computer.

The "third folder" part is the real mystery, eh? That phrase doesn't have a common meaning in computing. It's not a feature of JOOX or any other major application. My best guess is that this term came from a specific, maybe obscure, set of instructions or a bad translation.

Could you give a bit more context? Where did you see this phrase? Knowing the original source might help us figure out what it actually means. It's very likely unrelated to the JOOX music app itself.