Popular Spotify client, Xpotify, goes open source

Xpotify, a popular Spotify client for Windows ten, is now an open up source projection. Xpotify wraps the progressive web app experience of Spotify into a Windows ten app and adds features such as Live Tile support, hovering a cursor over the taskbar to run across music controls, Game Bar integration, and a mini player.

While the app is maintained by a single developer, Mahdi Ghiasi, it has gained quite the post-obit among the Windows 10 fanbase and the Windows Fundamental team. It'south gained popularity for its addition of Windows 10-specific features when compared to the official Spotify desktop application.

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By going open source, anyone can request features, send pull requests, or study bugs for the app. Xpotify has gained features and received updates regularly. Now that it's open up source, there might exist more features or updates in the future.

See Xpotify at Microsoft Store

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