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Widget fails to run if Spotify isn't installed #5
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What error are you getting in the debug console? |
I see the following error message being repeated over and over:
By installing Spotify the error went away, and then once I uninstalled it, the error reappeared. The AppleScript which gets the currently playing track information works fine on its own according to the Script Editor's output (but it does ask me to locate the Spotify app on my system since it isn't installed), but fails to work properly in the widget. EDIT: It actually doesn't even work in Script Editor anymore, and I get the same error as the one in the debug console. |
I think I managed to fix this problem. I completely forgot about people who don't have Spotify installed, and Applescript's very finicky sometimes, haha. Try downloading the zip again and see if it works! |
With the new version I still get a similar error: |
Gonna close this for now because I believe the update I made a bit ago should work fine without Spotify installed now, but feel free to reopen if the problem still persists |
I've been wanting to use this widget but every time I play something on Apple Music, nothing happens. Looking at the console, it seems that it's looking for a Spotify install. Since I don't have it installed on my Mac, the widget crashes and never pops up.
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