v1.5.0 : 2026-09-01
Album pages, a real playback queue, and a sleep timer land alongside playlist management and a round of app wide polish. Playlists can now be edited and deleted instead of being permanent once created, downloaded songs finally have a discoverable way to remove them, and the app now points to Resona's Discord community from both Settings and the update banner.
Highlights
Albums now have their own page, opened from a track's album art or a search result, showing the full cover art and tracklist. Artist pages got a matching rework. Now Playing gained its own Queue tab to see and manage what plays next, shuffle and repeat toggles, and a sleep timer that can stop playback after a set time or at the end of the current track.
Now Playing and the mini player can both be swiped down to dismiss with one hand, springing back if the swipe does not go far enough. Search results now include matching artists alongside songs, tap one to open its page, and scrolling to the bottom of a long result list loads more automatically.
You can now remove a single song from a playlist or delete the whole playlist, both from the playlist's own screen. These actions only apply to playlists created on this device, since a YouTube Music Featured Playlist stays read only.
Settings has a new Discord entry so you can report bugs or request features directly, and the same link now appears on the update banner alongside an invitation to join the community. The invite is fetched from a small file in this repo rather than hardcoded, so changing servers in the future does not require shipping a new build.
The playlist grid on the Library screen no longer centers a lone leftover card when the count is odd, and playlist names now wrap across two lines instead of being cut short with an ellipsis. Creating a playlist also caps the name length so it stays readable in that grid.
Downloaded songs now have a clear remove option in a menu. The previous design relied on tapping the same checkmark icon that indicated a song was downloaded, which gave no visual hint it could also delete the file.
Switching between the Home, Search, and Library tabs now uses a quick cross fade instead of the slower directional slide carried over from screen to screen navigation, and the floating pill's own resize and color animation was retimed so the whole tab switch settles together instead of looking like a hard cut partway through. The app also does less unnecessary work while a song is playing, so the rest of the interface stays smoother instead of quietly competing with playback for every frame.
Known Issues
Voice search is speech to text, meant for saying a song or artist name, not melody or humming recognition. That would need a paid third party audio fingerprint service not included in this app.
Verification
SHA-256: 28b10c0a1b97baf9f1af0b1e5935b918bd3a6553168d9c30fa45f3ee489f3c5a