Releases: devinhalladay/spotio
v1.0.2 The Newer Icon!
This release includes a newer icon by the amazing @ColeTownsend! Props to him for contributing design to an open source project and crossing that task off his goals list for this year!! 🎉
v1.0.1 - The new icon
The only change in this release is a shiny new blue icon!
v1.0 Public release version
This version is more or less ready for public release/consumption.
Changelog:
- Changed font from Circular to Whitney.
- Added
font-family
variable to_variables.scss
- Added
border-radius
variable to_variables.scss
- A few more random bug fixes
v0.9 Beta 3
This release is ready for production! I'll create a final v1.0 release as soon as I'm ready for launch on Monday.
Fixes included in this release:
- Styles for Spotify Free users
- Styles for Ads
- A fix for the Share popover (navigation text colors, friend search box background colors)
- Changed all popover and modal box-shadow colors to
$primary-text-color
v0.9 Beta 2
This release is likely the final one prior to the official v1.0 release. I've styled all context menus, all immediately visible and accessible features inside the Spotify app architecture, and fixed multiple styling issues with white text on the new white background. This release also includes the new style for the radio station creation App.
To use:
- Quit out of your existing Spotify app.
- Download the
.zip
file attached to this release. - Unzip the file and open up the app. If you like the way it looks and behaves, you can proceed to copy the Spotio version of Spotify.app and replace your local version with it.
v0.9 Beta
With this release I added a bit of debug code in Zlink
's bundle.js
to grab the document's innerhtml
and output it so I can FINALLY get a look at the rendered DOM from Chromium Embedded Framework.
This enabled me to finally style the context menu properly! And with that, this is almost ready for release—so I've upgraded it to a beta.
Alpha release version!
This release is an alpha version meant for testing until I have figured out how to style the remaining few elements that still retain the original Spotify skin's CSS.
If you use this, please report back in Issues with detailed steps for reproducing your specific issue and, if you're brave, a pull request that fixes it.