Spotifast
A native Rust Spotify client using a quarter of the official app's memory
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Fastpotify
A fast, native Spotify client in Rust with Winamp skins and MilkDrop visuals
It replaces the heavy Electron Spotify app with a 100 to 250 MB native client that still does full playback and library editing, which matters on Linux and older laptops.
Fastpotify is an open-source Spotify desktop client written in Rust with egui and librespot. It appears as a Spotify Connect device, plays locally at up to 320 kbps with gapless playback, and controls other Connect devices. You can browse playlists, liked songs, albums, artists and podcasts, search, and create, rename, reorder and share playlists. It is keyboard-first and integrates with MPRIS and media keys. It adds a Winamp mini player with classic skins, an equaliser and a MilkDrop visualiser with 10,000+ presets. Linux, macOS and Windows; needs Spotify Premium.
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