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v0.8.3
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Oxidify 0.8.3

Local playback gets the most love this round: the progress bar no longer
races ahead of the music, big playlists stop refetching every time you open
them, and a pile of smaller playback and reliability fixes ride along.

Fixed

  • The local playback clock keeps real time again. On free/alternate
    playback the progress bar ran at double speed and hit the end before the
    song did; clicking the bar realigned it. The position now interpolates from
    the moment it was last reported, so the bar and the audio agree.

  • A full playlist stays full. Reopening a fully cached playlist used to
    throw its rows away if the snapshot didn't match, then rebuild the whole
    list from the API, which is slow for a thousand-song playlist. It now keeps
    the cached rows when the live track count still matches, so an unchanged
    playlist opens instantly from disk.

  • Local playback edges. Seeking, gapless skipping onto a ready prefetch,
    repeating a lone track on Next, starting a paused track, and seeking before
    the decoder starts now behave. The equalizer runs over local audio, and
    yt-dlp cookie and proxy handling no longer leaks between runs.

  • Remote control is scoped to the account that started the app. The
    Raycast, Stream Deck, and oxidify verbs now carry a user key, so another
    account on the same machine cannot drive playback. Read-only verbs still
    answer anyone.

  • Reliability. A token refresh can no longer resurrect a deleted sign-in,
    signing out resets the premium flag, device names with accented characters
    decode correctly, and a crafted skin archive no longer forces a large
    allocation.

Downloads

Windows installers and portable ZIPs are available for x64 and ARM64. The
macOS DMG contains a universal app for Apple Silicon and Intel. Linux
archives are available for x64 and ARM64. checksums.txt lists SHA-256
hashes; the provenance file identifies the source commit and build run.

Automated tests run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The changes were built and
tested on Windows only; Linux and macOS are compiled and tested by CI, not
driven by hand.

Windows SmartScreen or macOS Gatekeeper may warn about an unsigned download.
See the installation guide
for platform instructions.

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