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Songshift should get around this restriction by providing users a nice tutorial on how to become a Spotify developer and request an API key and secret themselve
by miki123211 6y ago
Songshift should get around this restriction by providing users a nice tutorial on how to become a Spotify developer and request an API key and secret themselves. This would be pretty much impossible to ban and detect.
Even better, make a tool that accepts your login and password and does that for you.
It's quite funny that tools like Deemix[1] let you download songs from Spotify[2], but there's no way to actually export them.
[1] I won't provide a link because of piracy.
[2] Deemix internally converts to Deezer, and then downloads from that.
- avolcano 6y agoSadly, if they tried your first suggestion, Spotify would almost certainly lock down developer access like Twitter has for their new API, requiring an application and manual approval. Login/password and scraping is a more interesting alternative, but then Spotify would presumedly block any server-side scraping. Really, best option I can come up with is browser automation that is entirely client-side (whether a browser extension or maybe wrapping Puppeteer).