No identify dialog pops up mid-download any more: songs are looked up
quietly as they land and reviewed together once the last one is in, as
rows in the app's columns. Songs that are one album get the album-wide
fields once, unified, plus a cover from the album-art search. Ticked
rows apply as one undo step; unticked ones get the ordinary dialog
after. Popups wait for LinTunes to be the app in front.
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A Spotify track, album or playlist is read off Spotify's public embed
page, each song found on YouTube by the result closest to Spotify's
length, downloaded with the song flags, tagged with Spotify's
artist/title/album/track number, then imported and identified.
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Pasting a song from a YouTube Mix (watch?v=…&list=RD…) imported song
after song: yt-dlp takes the whole list by default, and a Mix runs to
thousands of rows and loops back on itself, so the linked song came in
again and again with nothing on screen saying why.
Now anything but a plain song link is listed first (--flat-playlist,
streamed into the dialog). One song goes straight through. Several become
a checklist: a song-in-a-list link ticks only its song and offers Just
This Song without waiting, and a playlist link ticks everything. Rows are
de-duplicated by id. The chosen songs download by their own pages, never
the list link, and more than one gets a per-song progress window (Hide
keeps downloading; the status-bar line brings it back).
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