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Wave 0.1.0

Release date: 17 October 2026. This initial release provides the source and web client. Published assets and the exact tagged revision are listed on the GitHub Release. Native debug/unsigned CI packages remain test artifacts, not official signed installers.

Highlights

  • Keep both Mix covers full-size in expanded Now Playing, including narrow phones with lyrics collapsed, without changing compact-player artwork or the audio path.

  • Check web/Android/Windows version identity and release notes before publication; pin web/Pages runners to Ubuntu 24.04 and use current checkout/Node action runtimes.

  • Lyrics requests share a queue, avoid unnecessary preflight/duplicate requests and honor provider retry deadlines without an artificial minute-long minimum. Identical concurrent requests share work, and supported browsers coordinate same-origin tabs. Existing saved lyrics remain available offline.

  • Bring your own audio, keep the original quality, and browse a local collection without an account or subscription.

  • Daily mixes are now browsable playlist views. See all songs before playback, choose Play/Shuffle, or save an independent, editable playlist snapshot.

  • Mobile Home shows every collection shortcut in a balanced grid. Narrow layouts, larger text, dialogs and playback controls have additional regression coverage.

  • Search for lyrics from the editor without starting the song. Preview a match, explicitly use it, and save it for offline listening. Drafts survive failures and incidental clicks.

  • Native Windows now follows the web's navigation and surface hierarchy: Home, Search, albums/artists, playlists, favorites, six Settings sections, a compact player and expanded Now Playing.

  • Windows adds saved playlist ordering, editable queue, restored paused listening position, Mix/Autoplay controls, local cover overrides and explicit unplayed-song lyric search.

  • Windows packaging includes version/publisher metadata, normal unpacked binaries, SHA-256 checksums, conditional Defender scanning and an opt-in trusted-certificate signing script. No antivirus bypasses or guaranteed false-positive claims.

  • A shorter README with real screenshots and a 60-second, captioned, animated 1080p product film with soft acoustic-piano music.

Downloads

The Release assets workflow attaches Wave-0.1.0-web.zip, the product film and SHA256SUMS.txt after publication. The web ZIP supports root or subdirectory hosting through relative asset URLs. Extract it and serve its directory over HTTP(S); do not open index.html directly. Its release.json identifies the source commit. Source archives are also available from GitHub. These are not signed native installers, and checksums are not publisher signatures.

Using a daily mix

Open a card on Home to browse its songs. No playback starts until you choose a song, Play mix or Shuffle. Save as playlist preserves the current order; daily refreshes will not change that saved copy. Groups use local genre/artist tags, need at least three songs and contain up to thirty. Fewer appear when the library cannot support three.

Platform status

The web client remains the most complete. Windows is independent C#/WPF, not a web wrapper: hosted contracts, build/publish and automated WPF layout smoke checks pass. Android unit/lint/debug assembly checks pass. Native artifacts are unsigned/debug test packages, not signed installers. Windows still lacks several web-specific features, including word-stamped LRC, spectral illumination, automatic artwork extraction, system media controls and immersive idle mode. Android has a smaller feature set. See PLATFORMS.

Validation and known limits

See VALIDATION for the latest measured runs. Browser codecs/storage vary. Mix does not promise beat matching, gapless playback or bit-perfect device output. Local Autoplay can be disabled. Live LRCLIB availability and coverage remain provider-dependent and unverified in this workspace. Original audio/storage and legal notices are unchanged.

Unsigned Windows downloads can still receive warnings. A successful Defender scan is only one engine/definition snapshot, not universal antivirus approval or publisher reputation. Signing requires a real trusted certificate and remains a publication gate. The existing main JavaScript bundle-size advisory remains.

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