- Clementine no longer crashes when playing on a Chromecast that isn't on a network the network remote listens on.
- Linux software centres now show what's new in each release.
- The menu for choosing where to play shows whether each device is a speaker, a TV or a speaker group.
- Fixed a crash when double-clicking a track to play it.
- The Mac and Windows versions print their log when run from a terminal, so --verbose and --log-levels work there too.
- Chromecasts are offered whenever they're found, and choosing one explains what the network remote needs to play on it, offering to turn it on.
- Plex keeps working when the server's address changes, without signing in again.
- Plex album art keeps loading when the server's address changes.
- The network remote can listen on a network instead of an exact address, so it keeps working when your router gives this computer a new address.
- Full screen visualizations keep the screen from turning off on Linux again, and a new "Keep the computer awake" setting can turn this off.
- Clementine can keep the computer awake during playback, while playing on another device, while a remote downloads or syncs songs, or whenever it's open, with an option for each under "Keep the computer awake".
- The library has a new "Added in the last 30 days" smart playlist.
- Clementine Remote can list the library's smart playlists and play them.
- The Windows installer is no longer blurry on high-resolution displays.
Development builds, from every change since: pre-releases