Lune 1.0.1

[1.0.1] - 2026-03-05

Performance Optimizations (V2 Patch)

This update dramatically reduces RAM usage and CPU load, specifically targeting memory leaks during long listening sessions and DOM freezing on massive playlists. It should feel significantly faster to start up and smoother to scroll.

Changed

• DOM Virtualization in Downloads: the native list was replaced with react-virtuoso. The Downloads view now easily handles 3,000+ tracks without freezing the application DOM.
• Code Split Views: Converted 8 non-essential views (Settings, Downloads, Lyrics, Queue, etc.) from eager imports to deferred React.lazy() imports. This directly removes unused JavaScript from your RAM on startup and makes app launch faster. Included a smooth fall-back loader mask during transition.
• Image Lazy Loading: Added loading="lazy" tags to dozens of cover-art <img> elements (Playlist, Downloads, Search, Artist View, etc.). Browser no longer forcibly downloads 200 high-res thumbnails off-screen all at once.
• Consolidated SpotifyGqlApi context: Replaced 5 concurrent, identical Spotify API instances running in main, Playlist, SearchView, etc. with a single memoized application-level ApiContext.

Fixed

• Liked Songs Empty/Failing: Updated the internal Spotify queries and implemented an automatic background hash scraper that keeps your Liked Songs fetching correctly from the Spotify API.
• Memory Leak in Audio Prefetching: The Player prefetchMap was storing all previously fetched background audio URLs permanently in a massive object, leaking RAM over several hours of listening. It is now strictly capped to auto-prune, and only ever holds the 5 most recent tracks in memory.
• CPU Drain on Active Downloads: The DownloadIndicator component was reacting to global download progress instead of scoped progress. A single active download no longer triggers hundreds of pointless global re-renders on the track-list page per second natively. Each indicator now only listens for and re-renders on its own specific trackId progress tick.