- Updates to the Spotify API require reconnecting Sleeve every 6 months - Handle expired Spotify connections and reconnecting

Customise your artwork with new nostalgic options to age, distress and add more texture for that classic album look. Display your albums in inner or outer sleeves, try out the new 'Sheen' lighting option, and enhance edges throughout with improved 'Highlight' options.

Stability and performance updates, plus: - Optionally hide Sleeve when playback is paused - Choose to hide Sleeve's settings on launch - Repeated tracks are now scrobbled correctly - Improved Hotkey recorder feedback and behavior

- New! Shuffle, repeat, and change volume with new interface controls - New! Options for auto scrolling long track names - Resolves a breaking Spotify API change (Reconnect required) - Fixes an issue where Apple Music tracks could incorrectly show as 'Live' - Fixes a bug that could cause Apple Music and Spotify to relaunch when quit - Fixes some issues and inconsistencies with interface materials

Bug fixes - Fixes an issue connecting to Last.fm - Restores showing track for Spotify and Apple Music - Fixes a bug where streaming tracks from Apple Music would hide some controls - Improved stability when using Apple Music

- Fully redesigned and updated for macOS Tahoe - Album artwork restored for streaming tracks in Apple Music

- Updated design for macOS Sequoia - Resolved an issue with the Spotify integration - Fixed a bug with text field entry

We’re aware of some performance issues introduced in Sleeve 2.3.3 that are sporadically affecting some users and are temporarily reversing the features added in that version with 2.3.4 until we can implement a fix. Thanks for your patience and for everyone that has reported and helped us track this down.

– Improve multi-monitor support: Sleeve now remembers your preferred monitor, ensuring a seamless multi-display experience by automatically positioning itself on your chosen screen. – Hide on Pause: When your music takes a break, so does Sleeve. It elegantly fades from view, keeping your desktop clean and distraction-free until the rhythm resumes. – Enhanced "Float on change" Interaction: We've refined the floating track change notifications. Now, they remain in focus while your cursor hovers, allowing for effortless interaction without premature fading.

This patch release addresses a bug that caused Sleeve to crash when used with Doppler

– Introduced shelving for your album artwork available in eight different styles – Added a progress bar feature for tracking playback position, customizable within the interface settings – Added a new theme called "Prestige" to showcase the new shelving customization – Updated liking system for Apple Music to use stars and "Favorite," aligning with Apple Music's latest update. Spotify and Doppler remain unchanged with hearts and "Likes" – Provided an option to position playback controls above or below track metadata – Made switches in the app's settings smaller to better match macOS design – Fixed a crash that would happen on systems where Spotify was partially installed – Added functionality to create diagnostic reports from the System settings tab for troubleshooting

This release addresses a bug that caused the window draggable area in Sleeve to be larger than intended, potentially causing interference with other applications.

Sleeve is now ready for Sonoma! This release brings several improvements and bug fixes: - Improved Compatibility with macOS Sonoma and Apple Music. - New Sonoma theme throughout the app. - Independent horizontal and vertical spacing adjustments. - Ability to sync 'likes' with Last.fm - Double-clicking the album widget brings up music app; option to go directly to track. - Improved windowing functionality - Option to display Sleeve on all desktops or current one. - 'Ignore Mission Control' toggle introduced.

Introducing new features for Last.fm, and even more customization options for typography, in our first update to Sleeve’s major new release. New Last.fm features - Recently scrobbled tracks are now display in the Last.fm tab - You can now choose which music apps should scrobble - There’s a new option to pick when to scrobble a track New typography options - We’ve added a new ‘Monospaced’ font style for track info - For macOS Ventura and later there are now ‘Condensed’ and ‘Expanded’ sans-serif font styles - You can now control the spacing between letters as well as text capitilization Bug fixes and improvements - Sleeve now also scrobbles the album artist when available - Right-clicking when using the ‘Text only’ layout should be more consistent - Fixed a bug where Sleeve wouldn’t always return the ‘liked’ status for a track - There is a known issue where certain keys (such as function keys and spacebar) can’t currently be set as hotkeys, so for now Sleeve won’t allow these to be set (we’ll keep working on a permanent fix!)