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v0.6.0
v0.6.0
Your dismissals now survive new exports π
Previously, dismissals were tied to the exact file you uploaded β a fresh
export meant starting over. Dismissals are now tied to your Last.fm username
(read automatically from your export), so they carry forward every time.
Existing dismissals migrate automatically the first time you load a file in
the new version. One caveat: individually dismissed tracks under Tracks
Missing Albums and Tracks on Compilations can only be carried over if you
load the same file you dismissed them in at least once β so load your most
recent export before downloading a new one and everything transfers.
Otherwise those items may reappear once and can simply be re-dismissed.
New
- Character reveal β invisible characters and stray spaces now display as
labeled chips (e.g.NBSP,2ΓSP) so you can see exactly what differs
between two identical-looking names. Hover a chip for the Unicode codepoint. - Track-level invisible character detection β tracks now get the same
scan artists and albums already had. - One issue, one category β variations that differ only by invisible
characters now appear only under Invisible Characters instead of being
double-listed. - Export options β a checkbox under Export Report lets you include
dismissed items (tagged[DISMISSED]); by default the report is your
active to-do list. - Quality of life β clear button in the search box, reset button on the
artist filter, smoother search on large libraries.
Fixed
- Titles that legitimately contain quotes (like Bowie's "Heroes") no longer
have them stripped during CSV parsing. - Compilation detection no longer skips albums merely containing the word
"gold" (ABBA's Gold, Sting's Fields of Gold collection, etc.). - Selecting the same file twice in a row via the file picker now works.
- A failed file read now shows an error instead of loading forever.
- Loading a second file no longer silently keeps the previous artist filter.
Changed
- Visual refresh: calmer color usage, softer active states, warmer text.