MadeByParker / Spotify-Comfy-Custom-CSS

Custom Spotify Theme

⚠️ DISCLAIMER ⚠️

• After the 1.1.59.714 Spotify update, spicetify does not work as it comes up with error Cannot find symbol for Custom app React symbols and will show a blank screen. Reference of the issue.

• Latest Spotify Version Applicable for Spicetify.

Comfy Discord Theme for Spotify:

It uses Spicetify

To install Spicetify:

• Press Windows Key and type Powershell, to open and run powershell as admin on windows, for others view https://github.com/khanhas/spicetify-cli/wiki/Installation.

• Run this command: Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/khanhas/spicetify-cli/master/install.ps1" | Invoke-Expression.

• Run spicetify --help for list of commands.

• Type spicetify to create config-xqui file.

Spotify will open automatically with the default theme so to change it.

• Copy the color.ini and user.css files into C:\Users\Your User Name\.spicetify\Themes then create a new folder naming whatever you want.

Then to update it:

• Type into the Powershell Window spicetify current_theme <theme name> e.g. Comfy.

• Then type to select a color scheme (Mine has one which is called Comfy). Type spicetify config color_scheme Comfy.

• As themes may have multiple colour schemes e.g. light and dark mode. You will need to type in the corresponding colour scheme.

• Then go to the powershell again and type spicetify apply. And you should have a custom Spotify

To update the same theme to newer version

• Open Powershell as an adminstrator then type spicetify apply to update the theme, Spotify should restart automatically to apply the changes.

Source.

Youtube Guide (Credit to Julian Gonzalez for the video).

Community Themes by morpheusthewhite.

What to do if Spotify receives an update?

• Go into Windows Powershell and then run the command, spicetify backup apply to make a new backup point then once it created a backup then type spicetify apply to re-apply the custom css theme.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER ⚠️

• When using older versions of Spotify, it may prompt you with warning Spotify version and backup version are mismatched. Continue restoring anyway? [y/N], if you say "yes" it will show you a FATAL error button and you will have to reinstall Spotify.

Video Guide on how to Permanently Disable Spotify Updates - Credit to ION Tutorials

Step by Step Guide:

• Once you have spotify installed, close it. Then go to this directory (C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Spotify) in Windows Explorer.

• Then create a folder called Update if it hasn't created one yet. If it has, delete the contents in it.

• Then go to the properties of the "Update" folder, then go to the Security Tab.

• Then deny full control for all users and it should disable windows figuring that you're on an older version of Spotify.