Discrobble now runs natively on iPad, with a denser collection grid and a side-by-side album view that puts the cover and tracklist together. This release also clears out a sticky onboarding bug, makes sync safer when it gets interrupted, and fully removes your data from the server when you delete your account.
What’s new
- Native iPad support. The collection grid adapts to the screen — more albums per row on iPad, same comfortable density on iPhone. The album screen shows the cover and the tracklist side by side in both portrait and landscape.
- The onboarding and sync screens stay at a readable width on iPad instead of stretching edge to edge.
Fixes
- The app could occasionally get stuck on the setup screen after you connected your accounts. Once you’re signed in, you now move on.
- Collection sync is safer. If a sync is interrupted partway through, it can no longer remove albums from your collection by mistake.
- Deleting your account from Settings now fully removes your data from the server, not just from your device.
Under the hood
- In-flight auth tokens are now encrypted at rest on the server (AES-256-GCM).
- Added the Apple required-reason API privacy manifest.