khanhas / Spicetify

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Where is the trashbin? #17

Closed TheLongLife closed 6 years ago

TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Hi. I've read about this trashbin feature but I can't seem to find it anywhere...Is the extension currently broken or am I just blind and can't see it?

khanhas commented 6 years ago

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TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Ok, I'm not blind, I really don't have that icon, even though the trashbin extension is enabled.

khanhas commented 6 years ago

Can you reload/restart Spotify?

TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Yes, I did that. Didn't help though.

khanhas commented 6 years ago

When you enabled Trashbin extension, did you hit Re-apply?

TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Well it was checked from the getgo but I tried now to: disable trashbin extension, re-apply, restart and then I enabled it once again, re-apply and restart. That didn't work either.

khanhas commented 6 years ago

Ok, I need you to open %appdata%\Spotify\Apps\zlink folder.
Check if trashbin.js file is in there.
Also open index.html file and check if <script type="text/javascript" src="/trashbin.js"> is in the last line.

TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Yes, there is trashbin.js in %appdata%\Spotify\Apps\zlink and Yes, <script type="text/javascript" src="/trashbin.js"> is in the last line in index.html

khanhas commented 6 years ago

Ok, my mistake, I forgot that localStorage of TrashSongList and TrashArtistList could be null. Click at Trashbin metadata zone in Spicetify skin, it will reveal an option for you to open Trashbin.js file. Replace entire that file with this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/khanhas/Spicetify/master/Extensions/Trashbin.js then save and Re-apply

TheLongLife commented 6 years ago

Works now! Thank you!