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Spice Up Your Spotify Experience With Spicetify on Ubuntu
- Spicetify is an open source project that allows you to customize the behavior and look of the Spotify application on Linux.
- You can add a 'marketplace' feature to your Spotify app where you can install extensions and themes.
- With Spicetify, you can autoskip videos, hide podcasts, compare playlists, and change your interface theme.
- It is primarily a CLI tool, but you can use the extensions directly from the Spotify app after installation and activation.
- To install Spicetify on Ubuntu, ensure that you have removed the Snap version of Spotify and installed the deb version of Spotify.
- Then, give the correct permission to the Spotify folders and run the app to make sure you are logged in.
- Next, fetch the official Spicetify installation script and run it to install Spicetify and Spicetify marketplace.
- Finally, restart your terminal, run 'spicetify backup apply' and enjoy customizing your Spotify app.
- Tips such as choosing extensions wisely, using only one theme at a time, restoring to defaults, and updating Spicetify are provided.
- Spicetify is installed without sudo permission and has limited permission; everything happens client-side.
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