Deezy 0.2.24 adds three features suggested in #10: skipping files you already have, browsing album track lists, and pacing large downloads.
Highlights
- Skip existing files: before downloading, Deezy checks whether an MP3 or FLAC file for the track already exists where it would be saved. If it does, the track is skipped and shown as "Already downloaded", even after clearing the download history. This is on by default; turn off Skip Existing Files in Settings to always download. Only the current folder structure is checked, so files saved under a different structure aren't detected.
- Album track lists: click an album title in an artist's discography or in album search results to see its tracks, just like playlists, and download only the ones you want.
- Pause between downloads: a new setting waits 2–60 seconds before starting each next download. Skipped tracks don't trigger the pause.
- Download speed limit: a new setting caps the total speed of all downloads. The 1411 kbit/s (FLAC) and 320 kbit/s (MP3 320) presets download each track in about the time it takes to listen to it.
Both pacing settings are off by default, so downloads behave as before until you turn them on.
Windows downloads
Both installers are for Windows x64 and include version 0.2.24:
- Deezy_0.2.24_x64-setup.exe — NSIS installer; recommended for most users.
- Deezy_0.2.24_x64_en-US.msi — MSI installer.
To upgrade, fully quit Deezy from the system tray, then run one installer. Deezy does not include an automatic updater. macOS and Linux users can build from the v0.2.24 tag.
Validation
18 frontend tests and 21 Rust tests passed, and Svelte/TypeScript checks reported no errors. Both Windows installers were built from the v0.2.24 tag.
SHA-256 checksums
0a958dbaece2642930a3ca3a7a8ee03df87ff3477d60c7d19ed9eb8bbc0ee884 Deezy_0.2.24_x64-setup.exe
70a1fc8e249c3d72ddddf5047fab6e43ed6fd4ef7589220456eec1cfdaa09996 Deezy_0.2.24_x64_en-US.msi