[PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Proof-off-concept application playing songs from Spotify Free accounts.
Currently can only search songs by keyword and play single songs.
Features will be added to this application only if you will donate.

https://openrepos.net/content/coderu...ify-web-player

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Beer and spotify money sent! :)

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Full featured spotify client is possible, including managing your playlists, favorites, sorting search results, displaying track covers, downloading songs locally and etc.

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Please make Cutespot obsolete :D

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Is it possible to download songs from Spotify Web Player and use Sailfish default music player to play them?

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

No, it will be added to actual spotify client, if there will be such interest and i develop this app then.

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

If songs downloaded for offline use, will we need to refresh them every month or will they stay there in the client forever?
Yes please develop for this app because CuteSpot only accepts premium users!

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

For sure I'm interested to see non premium access added to cutespot.

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

Download is download. Nobody will remove files from your phone :D

Re: [PoC] Spotify Web Player
 

I don't see what's the problem with the premium access. It the few €/$ of support to the artists you listen to (+plus a company that offers Linux apps and open API) too much?


However, if the non-premium option support is added at some point, I hope it will not feature any hacks for downloading+ripping the music. I think it is quite unfair to both artists and the company and it would likely mean just another nail to the coffin of native libspotify.

Spotify has some cool guys working for them, so please don't screw them this way...

EDIT: To be clear, I would not have much of a moral problem with such hack if there was no official native library (like libspotify), but there is. The same applies to other companies that refuse to support alternative clients - I think some workarounds are just. But that's not the case with Spotify...