kraxarn

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by kraxarn 3y ago
The client itself only uses the official API, and is perfectly safe to use. Playback clients like librespot clearly state that they are "probably forbidden" in their readmes however, so that may be different.
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by kraxarn 3y ago
I regularly test on macOS, and haven't experienced any similar issues, so please open up an issue with more details.
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by kraxarn 3y ago
Afaik, the Deezer API only allows for querying tracks, and not control playback, so I don't think anything similar is possible.
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by kraxarn 3y ago
Thank you so much for the kind words :)
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by kraxarn 3y ago
Only devices exposing to the Web API, and logged in with the same account, are currently supported. If you know that a device you're trying to use is exposed, please open an issue with more details.
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by kraxarn 3y ago
Haven't noticed any issues like that under Windows, so please open an issue with more details. You can also try either enabling a native window handle from "Settings > Interface > General > Use native window", or ena
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by kraxarn 3y ago
It relies on a separate client for playback, which can be an open source client like librespot/spotifyd, or an official client. It's also mostly older systems using the older, deprecated, playback client that aren't compatibl
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by kraxarn 3y ago
The snap is mostly a leftover from before AppImage builds were available, as that was the easiest way for me to package binaries at first. AppImage is now the preferred way to run the application on distros that don't have packages fro