Queue reordering finally goes the distance: drag a track from deep in the queue straight to the top in one gesture, with drops that land where you put them. Library pages are now swipeable, Home can go Qobuz-free if you want just your own music, and playlist search got fixed by a first-time community contributor.
Queue
- Long-press a track and drag it toward the top or bottom edge of the queue sheet — the list scrolls under your finger, faster the deeper you push, so one gesture carries track 50 all the way to slot 1 (#319).
- Drops commit as a single move instead of a replay of every step, so a finished drag can't snap back to its old position — including when the system interrupts the gesture (#320).
Library
- Swipe left or right to move between Songs, Liked, Playlists, Artists, and Albums (#324). The category chips and swiping drive the same selection: tap a chip and the pages slide over, swipe and the chip follows.
Home
- New setting: Settings > Library & Storage > "Qobuz discovery on Home" (#324). Switch it off and the genre chips, New Releases, Qobuz Playlists, and Top Albums rows disappear — and their catalog requests stop entirely. Home keeps the Daily Discover hero, your mixes, and whatever you import from Spotify or YouTube Music.
Sync
- Searching in Manage Playlists (Sync > Manage playlists) now filters every section, including Liked and the auto Mixes list. Accounts following 100+ Spotify mixes previously saw no visible filtering at all, because the query only applied to the section buried below them (#310). Fixed by @chaudhary-lakshay in #322 — a first-time contributor who root-caused it independently. Welcome aboard.
Install
Download the .apk below and open it on your Android device. If you've got a previous Stash release installed, this upgrades in place — your library, sync history, and settings are preserved.
Requires: Android 8.0 (API 26) or newer.
See the README for first-time setup.
Full Changelog: v0.9.78...v0.9.79