I just tried manually implementing the theme, by injecting theme files into the SPA files.

When opening Spotify, the SPA files was "healed" by spotify - by re-downloading the SPA file.

I guess this needs to be countered some way for this Theme mod to work ..

Apparently, there's a Spotify app for PS4...is it feasible to port Spotio over since PS4 doesn't allow homebrew code? Maybe code injection from the hard drive? I've no experience with the PS4 operating system so I don't know about the development process but if anyone knows anything on the subject please post a comment here and we can feel out whether this is even feasible—even if it is, this would be far down the roadmap (first comes Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android)

Its not terrible, just the new bottom bar. I don't really know where to begin or I'd submit a pull request, but honestly it looks like one new color element. Hopefully it it isn't that big of a deal. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Sorry, not really an issue. I have been going through the live issues and can't quite tell if this is supposed to be functioning on mac atm… I haven't been able to get it working personally but I'm no whizz.

Bug: When launching the app on a Mac after downloading, Mac OS X may tell the user that the app is broken and cannot be launched.

Reproduction steps:

• Download the app via the website or via Github's releases
• Change your Mac's security prefs to only allow apps from identified developers
• Launch the app
• The expected outcome is that the app will appear broken.

Current workaround:

• Go into your system security prefs and allow opening apps from anywhere.
• Launch the app.
• The expected outcome is that the app will launch properly.

I need to create a fix for this as soon as possible, if anyone wants to take a stab at it I'd be more than grateful.

“Spotify” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash.

System message after unzipping and opening.

Is this currently working? looks great.

Hi all,

From reading around, I'm under the impression that Spotio is no longer in development, and any errors aren't correctable.

That, just in case I'm being dense; I downloaded and unzipped, and when opening the app receive the error "Spotify" is damaged and can't be opened."

I take it the app is currently not useable?

So, Spotify started using an installer instead of directly downloading the .app inside a .zip. This means our build system/setup for the build system is entirely broken.

I'm looking into workarounds now, but this may add a good deal of complication to our future development process

I'm running Spotio on Elementary OS - Juno, built on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (running GTK+ 3.22.30).

When I open this the layout is visible for a split second, after which it fades into complete white rendering the application unusable.

I've uploaded a low res screen cap of the entire thing - Giphy Link

Any idea what is going wrong here?
Thanks

For users (like me) who have enabled the setting "Show unavailable songs in playlists" there should be a visual differentiation between playable and unplayable songs. Currently they look the same.

Spotify's way of differentiation between playable and unplayable songs:

The Taylor Swift song is unplayable in Spotify

I keep getting this, after downloading from multiple browsers.

¯_(ツ)_/¯

I really appreciate you working on this, I love the design and am just excited to use it.

Is a Windows Version possible?

Not really an issue, but still.
Rdio used 'Whitney', good alternatives are:
Museo Sans, FF Dagny, FF Meta, or Ratio

I maintain the spotio package on the AUR, and wanted to use a modified .desktop file and icons instead of the default spotify ones.
So this morning i worked to replace all the icons, but spotio doesn't want to use them.
Here are the file permission of normal spotify:

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  24K  1 set 18.45 spotify_icon.ico
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 8,0K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-128.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  890  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-16.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,2K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-22.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,4K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-24.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  17K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-256.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,7K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-32.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2,9K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-48.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  26K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-512.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3,2K  1 set 18.45 spotify-linux-64.png

And the window icon is right:

And here are the spotio's file permissions and screen:

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9,5K  9 set 10.41 spotify_icon.ico
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  14K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-128.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  604  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-16.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,1K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-22.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,5K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-24.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  28K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-256.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1,5K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-32.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3,7K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-48.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  86K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-512.png
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5,3K  9 set 10.41 spotify-linux-64.png

Also, it says that spotio's missing the spotify-linux-512.png file in /usr/share/spotify/icons , while it clearly is there.

The output of spotio.
The output of spotify.

Maybe spotify has a built-in hash checker for his files?

Is there any way that this can be ported to Windows? Would love to try this theme out but I have a Windows machine.

The Spotify app has changed drastically since the last version of Spotio was released, so before we can even think about fixing the crashes and beginning to distribute Spotio again, we need to update the CSS.

If anyone has time to contribute, it would be greatly appreciated!

Hi!

First of all i want to congratz for the amazing job and effort that you did here!
But there are one thing that i dont personally like (maybe there are more people saying the same), its about the overall color of text. I think that its to bright that I find its hard to read. My sugestion is make font color more darker and maybe more thicker.

Thank you for attencion!
Greetings

I didn't experience any updates while testing this app, but it's possible that it breaks Spotify updates since it does break their developer certificate.

I used sketch pro, the trial is over
and now it asks even for the Sketch up Make for educational use license as well,
if there is any idea how can it be fixed it would be appreciated.

The text alignment of the follow / unfollow button is off when you follow an artist / playlist and hover over the button.

We need an internal update system to keep everyone up-to-date with the latest version of Spotio.

I have absolutely zero experience with anything like that so I'd appreciate all the help I can get!!

The ideal functionality would be something like this:

• When Spotio is launched, check to see if an update has been posted on Spotify's server.
• If it has, prevent the default app's update and alert me that there's an update
• I'll update the Spotio code and push a new release
• Then the Spotio app will download the latest release

Again, I have NO idea how this kind of thing works so I'm just spitballing, but this feature is a MUST HAVE. Anyone up for the challenge??

@devinhalladay

@sandervankasteel Hey (fe)ma(le)n(s).

Love all the work you've done, it looks amazing, and I am super glad it's out in the open. But I have been having a major problem, I downloaded the app a few minutes ago. And although i have set my mac to automatically accept opening applications from foreign places, my computer still asked, but it opened anyways, so i thought that was fine. Anyway, I deleted my old Spotify and opened up the new one. It got interesting when Spotio launched, everything looked fine, but my albums weren't showing up and there was a considerable amount of lag (although that lag may be normal). On top of this, the app would close after a couple seconds of opening, immediately replaced by the old Spotify. It didn't matter how many times i tried, Spotio would just crash, (also seemed to change the app icon when i moved it to my desktop). Spotio played music fine and looked awesome, with the exception of the lag (maybe) and the missing albums. I was just wondering if you have a solution or feedback to all or any of my issues here?

spotio issue.mp4.zip

ZIP file containing mp4 video of my issue

Much Love

Wilco

Won't open on Sierra. Known issue?

When I restart Spotio the white UI is gone. Have to reinstall it to enjoy the nice UI. Any suggestions?

I am using OS X 10.11.6

Getting this upon opening.

The styling of the "Discover weekly" playlist isn't inline / consistent with the rest of the Spotio styling. From what I gathered from their JavaScript;

Source: Contents/Resources/Apps/playlist-desktop/bundle.js

Line 1341:

/**
 * Add class for Discover Weekly playlists
 */
function addDiscoverWeeklyClass() {
  document.body.classList.add('discover-weekly');
}

Spotify has added an exception for this particular use case. My best guess / suggestion to tackle this, is to do a CSS invert on the image / whole background div.

Hi, I cant seem to open Spotio, its telling me its damaged. Can you help? Thank you

I've installed Spotio but the auto update on Spotify keeps getting rid of the skin. I've tried methods of stopping Spotify's auto update but to no avail.

Daily Mix Link is not visible on Spotio Theme and it is DARK from original theme:
spotify 1.0.49.125-1
Manjaro x86_64

Link for Daily Mixes GONE, I closed app when Daily Mix Tab was showed up, so after new launch with Spotio Theme in box is dark default

On OS X / Mac OS we need a way to resign the Spotify.app, so we don't have to keep telling users to disable their GateKeeper (which is just generally a bad idea).

This issue relies on the outcome of issue #5 . Because if we choice to create our patcher application, we need to add to that patching process, that we resign the application with "our" keys or the user's local keys (which are accepted by default and won't cost any money!).

Mozilla has a nice "tutorial" on how they do it during their build process: https://developer.mozilla.org/nl/docs/Mozilla/Signing_Mozilla_apps_for_Mac_OS_X

PS. This issue is mainly used for brainstorming.

I downloaded the app (blue app icon in downloads folder).
The app icon in the dock changes to the normal green once the app is started and also the user interface is exactly the same as before (black, not white).

I wanna see if this is possible, I don't think it is impossible but it all depends if Spotify does any obfuscation on their binaries files and how the internal structure is setup of the Android application.

This issue is just to remind myself that I need to restructure the things being generated by the shell script a tiny bit to keep up with project convention on OS X

Just creating an issue here so we have a place to talk about Linux support; it should theoretically be a simple porting process.

After downloading I've found the only page that can load is the Browse page. After that any other tab or page will not load what so ever. I made sure my Mac Security setting were correct with downloads from anywhere. I can build up a queue from my phone but after that it's pretty much unresponsive.

I'll begin looking into this later on this week. I have no idea if Spotify uses the same sort of skinning system in iOS but one can only hope.

If they do, skinning will be easy, but we will have to distribute the app via Cydia and AppAddict or iSignCloud in order to sign it on non-jailbroken devices. Are there any other methods to do this without jailbreaking?

It crashes on launch and says "Spotio quit unexpectedly" Using version 1.02

I downloaded the latest version 1.0.2 on August 24, 2016 on a Mac with the latest OS. Once unzipped and moved to the Applications folder, launching the app gives a message "Spotify.app is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Trash." Attempted to re-download and open a couple times with the same issue.