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I did not say anything harshly 🤨
July 29, 2025 at 1:40 PM
I did not say anything harshly 🤨
Obviously it removes spicetify. The way it works is that we unpack .spa files which hold files that are used and then patch them. When Spotify updates it brings back the .spa files.
You just have to run `spicetify backup apply` or `spicetify update` afterwards
You just have to run `spicetify backup apply` or `spicetify update` afterwards
July 29, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Obviously it removes spicetify. The way it works is that we unpack .spa files which hold files that are used and then patch them. When Spotify updates it brings back the .spa files.
You just have to run `spicetify backup apply` or `spicetify update` afterwards
You just have to run `spicetify backup apply` or `spicetify update` afterwards
You’re not boycotting Spotify by using spicetify. Even if you don’t have ads, you’re still a product and they still sell your data to third-party. As long as you use Spotify, you’re going to earn them money.
July 29, 2025 at 7:07 AM
You’re not boycotting Spotify by using spicetify. Even if you don’t have ads, you’re still a product and they still sell your data to third-party. As long as you use Spotify, you’re going to earn them money.
Uhhh, what?
For example, if there’s a release 1.2.68, it can have many sub-releases that affect backend (the code that controls the playback etc) but it does not affect the frontend. This is simply done to fix bugs they found and it can’t wait until next release
For example, if there’s a release 1.2.68, it can have many sub-releases that affect backend (the code that controls the playback etc) but it does not affect the frontend. This is simply done to fix bugs they found and it can’t wait until next release
July 29, 2025 at 7:05 AM
Uhhh, what?
For example, if there’s a release 1.2.68, it can have many sub-releases that affect backend (the code that controls the playback etc) but it does not affect the frontend. This is simply done to fix bugs they found and it can’t wait until next release
For example, if there’s a release 1.2.68, it can have many sub-releases that affect backend (the code that controls the playback etc) but it does not affect the frontend. This is simply done to fix bugs they found and it can’t wait until next release
This is not a new information! Lossless was partially in the UI since April 2024 (Spotify 1.2.36)!
xcancel.com/spicetifyapp...
xcancel.com/spicetifyapp...
xcancel.com
June 20, 2025 at 1:37 PM
This is not a new information! Lossless was partially in the UI since April 2024 (Spotify 1.2.36)!
xcancel.com/spicetifyapp...
xcancel.com/spicetifyapp...
I don’t know why new releases were bugged for you, but this shouldn’t be the case. You have to apply spicetify after modifying config in any way so that’s not really a bookmark’s extension issue. Themes may not be compatible with new spotify versions, and that’s not dependent on us
June 7, 2025 at 10:49 PM
I don’t know why new releases were bugged for you, but this shouldn’t be the case. You have to apply spicetify after modifying config in any way so that’s not really a bookmark’s extension issue. Themes may not be compatible with new spotify versions, and that’s not dependent on us
What problems? (Or the translation fucked up)
June 7, 2025 at 10:24 PM
What problems? (Or the translation fucked up)
Taking down what mods? 👩🦯
June 7, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Taking down what mods? 👩🦯
That was beautiful lyrics’ fault, not ours
May 17, 2025 at 8:31 PM
That was beautiful lyrics’ fault, not ours
What is v8 snapshot and why it matters? gist.github.com/rxri/e561fff...
Technical explanation of V8 Snapshot in Spotify
Technical explanation of V8 Snapshot in Spotify. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
gist.github.com
May 16, 2025 at 8:48 PM
What is v8 snapshot and why it matters? gist.github.com/rxri/e561fff...
I reported false positives just now to all vendors that flagged `v2.40.5` too, including Norton.
also I think it got flagged as stealer because we look for `v8_snapshot_context.bin` inside Spotify lol and it probably did catch the `Chromium` text inside `Chromium Embedded Framework`
also I think it got flagged as stealer because we look for `v8_snapshot_context.bin` inside Spotify lol and it probably did catch the `Chromium` text inside `Chromium Embedded Framework`
April 26, 2025 at 4:23 PM
I reported false positives just now to all vendors that flagged `v2.40.5` too, including Norton.
also I think it got flagged as stealer because we look for `v8_snapshot_context.bin` inside Spotify lol and it probably did catch the `Chromium` text inside `Chromium Embedded Framework`
also I think it got flagged as stealer because we look for `v8_snapshot_context.bin` inside Spotify lol and it probably did catch the `Chromium` text inside `Chromium Embedded Framework`
Linux version is something they don’t care about really bc they only build it sometimes when some engineer wants to do it lol. So yeah it may be
April 25, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Linux version is something they don’t care about really bc they only build it sometimes when some engineer wants to do it lol. So yeah it may be
yes, yes you should be able to
April 24, 2025 at 5:27 PM
yes, yes you should be able to
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April 24, 2025 at 5:27 PM
tried
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* {
font-family: ....
}
```
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font-family: ....
}
```
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