Mac_Spotify_Adblock VS revanced-builder

I've tried various options like Mac_Spotify_Adblock — which broke the Desktop app and I had to re-install.

Sure, this is the Github Repo link: https://github.com/RDE3/Mac_Spotify_Adblock.git

Also are you taking about this page https://github.com/RDE3/Mac_Spotify_Adblock cause that's the one I installed and applied

Revanced Builder used to be a great web builder for ReVanced but now it's dead. I want to move my keystore to the official builder (or any other) so I don't have to uninstall my apps, but whenever I import revanced.keystore from Revanced Builder to the official Revanced app on Android, any patch will fail.

I saw that the windows builder has been discontinued, so is there no way for ARM7 users with no alternative phone to install? I've tried googling it but everything is several months out of date. Trying to use the old installer on a whim seemed to kick up a lot of errors and produce non working apk files.

You should be able to use Revancify on your armv7 device, or you can try the ReVanced Builder on PC. The builder can be buggy though. There's also the CLI on PC, but it's a bit difficult for beginners and I don't know of a good guide for it.

You've used this NodeJs Builder (https://github.com/reisxd/revanced-builder) right? If so how did you use it because for me the oauth client id patch gives me errors on it.

You can use revanced builder and select patches just like manager. It still need Zulu though. Link to Revanced Builder - https://github.com/reisxd/revanced-builder/releases. Download the windows version and run it. Just make sure to select these 4 patches - https://revanced.app/patches/com.reddit.frontpage.

You can try using revanced builder, the setup is quite a bit more complex but personally I've had better results with it

I tried Revanced builder based on this comment from my new Patron Saint, and it worked.

That said... Besides creating an issue for the devs in hopes they either fix or find the problem, i can't think of any other way to do it other than using the cli (or the unofficial, yet trustworthy builder)... And that's a bit less beginner-friendly...

Here's where I got it. It's where I've always gone to get the instructions for Termux. I just really prefer the termux version over the revanced manager.