spotify-analyze
spotify_to_ytmusic
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spotify-analyze
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Open source Spotify client that doesn't require Premium nor uses Electron
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You can also use this Wireshark dissector to read Spotify protobuf messages directly: https://github.com/plietar/spotify-analyze/blob/master/disse...
Then you can make the authentication packet look exactly like the desktop client.
spotify_to_ytmusic
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Open source Spotify client that doesn't require Premium nor uses Electron
Somewhat related: A month ago I migrated from Spotify to YTMusic (Youtube), and published the scripts I used to do it. People have kind of come out of the woodwork: reporting issues, starring the repo, asking questions, last night I found someone has written a GUI for it.
https://github.com/linsomniac/spotify_to_ytmusic
The biggest reason I ditched Spotify is that their shuffle play of playlists is laughably bad. I like listening to just a shuffle of my favorite music, but their player seems to "stick" on just a few of them. I ask it to shuffle a few thousand "liked" songs, during my shower every day, and I'll hear the same song 3 times in a week, for example.
There was a "bug" open in their support forum since 2017 that they replied "maybe we'll look at it eventually". It has hundreds of pages of replies. And they just laid off a significant portion of their workforce, so I figured it'd never get resolved. And for a company doing music playback, it just seems like they can't get one of the basics right.
Since going to YTMusic, I've been hearing songs from my playlists that I haven't heard in years.