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Devlog #3 – Spotify Glass Widget v1.0.2This week was mostly about fixing problems and improving the overall experience instead of adding flashy features.The biggest change was adding a proper System Tray Edition. The widget can now run quietly in the Windows system tray instead of taking up space on the taskbar, and it also starts automatically when Windows boots. This makes it feel much more like a real desktop utility.I also added a proper application icon. In the previous version, reopening the widget after minimizing was annoying because it didn’t have its own icon. That’s fixed now.Another feature I added is a built-in volume slider, so you can control your system volume directly from the widget without opening the Windows volume controls.Behind the scenes, I reworked the media controls to make them much more responsive. Play, Pause, Next and Previous now react almost instantly. I also improved the volume slider animation and polished the overall UI to make everything feel smoother.I removed the Copy button as well since almost nobody was using it. Keeping the interface simple makes the widget cleaner and easier to use.This update is available in two versions:Classic Edition – Runs like a normal Windows application.System Tray Edition – Runs from the Windows system tray and starts automatically with Windows.Overall, this update wasn’t about adding lots of new features—it was about making the widget feel polished, faster, and something I can actually keep running every day.Next up, I’ll be working on adding more customization options and improving the overall Glass UI experience.

Devlop#2

added volume option and removed the copy option.
need the implement the functinality for voume. it has been a hard way to make the css work

okay so i making a spotify widget app which is a mini player(This player also works for local, web music)