What's new in v1.5.6
This release rounds out the playback controls and gives the settings a serious tidy-up, on top of several reliability fixes.
Highlights
- Next / previous track:
Ctrl+Right/Ctrl+Leftnow skip tracks across every source — YouTube (within the current context or mix), radio (the list you played from, or the active playlist) and Spotify (native queue with history, or remote via the Web API). The shortcut shows in the Ambient Mode bar and the help overlay. - Terminal title shows what's playing: the window/tab title reflects the active source (e.g.
Reverbic v1.5.6 Radio) and falls back to just the version when nothing is playing. - Cleaner settings: Ambient Mode and Overlay each open in their own pop-up (like the theme picker) and are now separate sections; options that depend on another setting are shown disabled instead of appearing and disappearing.
- 20 new dark themes: selectable from a scrollable theme picker with a color preview per theme. The default look is unchanged.
- More reliable: audio recovers instead of crashing on a poisoned stream lock, YouTube auto-recovers its bundled Deno runtime mid-session, and previously-silenced errors are now logged.
Installation
# Quick install (Windows)
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sewandev/Reverbic/main/install.ps1 | iex
# Quick install (macOS)
brew install sewandev/reverbic/reverbic
# Package managers
scoop bucket add reverbic https://github.com/sewandev/scoop-reverbic; scoop install reverbic # Windows (Scoop)
cargo install --git https://github.com/sewandev/Reverbic.git --locked # Any OS (Rust)Documentation
Make sure to check out the newly updated guides for setting up the integrations:
- YouTube Setup Guide (Learn how to export your cookies safely)
- Spotify Setup Guide
Full Changelog
For a detailed list of all the additions, changes, and fixes, please refer to the official changelog:
Thank you to everyone using Reverbic! Update now from the app or grab the latest installer below.