Testing has been completed and the app has been accepted into the Play Store

@EatTheRich said in About the new sort tags behavior: Dunno if this "sort tags" thing has been implemented yet, I use the latest version available on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. (Seems to be the latest release 1.2.19) It was implemented in 1.2.16: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/releases/tag/1.2.16. You can find the option to control it under Tools -> Settings -> Collection -> Use sort tags for sorting when available. If unchecked, "Billy Idol" would appear under the "B" names. If checked, it would appear under the "I" names. Thank you very much for implementing this, @jonas!

Might be related: https://github.com/mopidy/mopidy-spotify/issues/437

@DoraDora74 You can use the Ubuntu PPA (https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Ubuntu_PPA) for the latest release, or the equivalent Ubuntu Noble package: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/releases/download/1.2.31/strawberry_1.2.31-noble_amd64.deb

@jonas Yes, I do! Thank you!

The Android client for the Strawberrt network remote has been accepted into the Google Play store under "Strawberry Music Player Remote" The following is from the Android app help screen. Setting up the remote: list itemIn Strawberry, go to Tools → Settings → Remote and enable "Use Remote Network Client". list itemNote the Player IP Address shown there - enter this in the client to connect (it cannot be changed). list itemNote the Remote Port - this can be changed if needed. list itemClick Apply or OK at the bottom of the settings screen for changes to take effect. If you're using a firewall, you may need to allow local connections for the selected port. Playlist token (optional): list itemPlaylist changes - adding, removing, or creating a playlist - can be protected with a token, so only clients that know it can modify your playlists. This guards against unwanted changes from other devices on your network. list itemEnabled in Strawberry's Remote settings by setting a Remote Token - leave that field empty to disable the protection entirely. list itemIf a token is set, the client asks for it when you connect. Enter it to enable playlist changes, or choose Bypass to continue read-only (you can still view and play, but not add, remove, or create playlists). list itemAn incorrect token can be retried - after too many incorrect attempts, the server disconnects the client as a safeguard. list itemTurning the token requirement on or off on the player takes effect immediately for clients already connected, prompting for the token if it becomes required. For the best view of the song list, enable auto-rotate on your device so the screen can switch to landscape and show more columns. Song list: list itemDouble-tap a song to play it. list itemLong-press a song for options - add the currently playing song to another playlist, or remove a song from this playlist. As Jonas is too busy to review my code I've been keeping my fork in sync with the Strawberry releases. If you'd like to try the remote you can install the latest deb release from my github fork Any issues let me know.

@jasmint I have exactly the same issue. It used to work fine until a couple of days ago when it was updated to version 1.2.30 (flatpack version is always late as it seems). So apparently I just need to wait for the next update ?

@rat120 Open a terminal and run gst-inspect-1.0 spotify I can't find that Linux Mint (which is basically Ubuntu) has gst-plugins-rs or GStreamer Spotify Plugin at all, I checked http://packages.linuxmint.com/ and https://packages.ubuntu.com/

@KirstyA 1.2.31 is released now, contains stability fixes for ASIO on Windows.

I've found an option I could change to make it easier to understand, now the options look like this: [image: 28a269da-6bc3-4ea2-980b-d5d02db20112-image.png] Anyone who has purchased a single version, I'm happy to give a reduced price for subscription, or a few months free. Anyone who has a problem with the price, I can offer discounts. Send me a private message on Patreon instead of complaining in a public forum.

@jonas Thank you so much, Jonas! The update went smoothly, and the tag fetcher is working!