v1.10.1-nightly.20260620

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v1.10.1

1.10.1 (2026-06-19)

Bug Fixes

• bundled audit hardening + #935 syllable lyrics + #937 release pipeline + repo hygiene (closes #935, #937, #938-#946) (#947) (134e3e8)

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Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

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macOS Users

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v1.11.0-alpha.25

[1.11.0-alpha.25] - 2026-06-16

✨ Features

• (queue) Click-to-expand row affordance + sticky column header (#911-0) (#933)

Summary

Closes the last two sub-items of #911 Phase 1 Item 0 (responsive column
visibility system) — together with previously-merged work (#915 columns

• identity, #916 brand tokens, #917 preview card, #932 Undo for Abort
  Queue, plus the earlier item-by-item PRs), this completes #911 Phase
  1 in its
  entirety.

Multi-agent workflow used: 4 parallel discovery agents → 2 competing
designs (minimal vs polished) → judge selected hybrid + 12 amendments →
adversarial verification (session-limit reset; amendments already
covered the critique lenses inline).

Sub-item A — Click-to-expand row affordance

• New src/components/download/QueueItemExpandPanel.tsx (~240 LOC)
  — renders hidden-tier columns inline beneath each expanded row, plus
  power-user data the row never surfaces.
• Per-row useState<boolean> for expanded (matches existing
  contextMenu precedent); useId() for stable aria-controls linkage.
• Chevron toggle placed AFTER the actions cluster, not inside, so
  its opacity-100 is not subject to the cluster's hover-reveal cascade —
  WAI-ARIA Disclosure Pattern requires persistent visibility of disclosure
  controls. Tab order: Cancel/Retry first (inside the cluster), then
  Expand last — safest action comes last per convention.
• aria-expanded + aria-controls on the trigger; role="region" +
  aria-label="Additional details for {primary identifier}" on the panel.
• Inverse-tier mirrors on panel cells (md:hidden / lg:hidden /
  xl:hidden / 2xl:hidden) — platform / speed-ETA / codec /
  submitted-at only show at widths where the row's column is hidden. No
  double-announcement at wide widths.
• Power-user data (always visible): full first URL (monospace +
  select-text), multi-URL batch count, output path, audio traits, MV
  companion count, ISO submitted-at timestamp.
• Reduced-motion compliant: opacity + transform animation (not
  max-height) so globals.css's prefers-reduced-motion guard snaps
  the chevron + panel cleanly.

Sub-item B — Sticky column header strip

• Inlined inside QueueListVirtualized.tsx (~90 LOC) — promotion to
  standalone file is cheap if Phase 2 adds sortable columns or filter
  chips into the strip.
• Mounts INSIDE scrollRef as sticky top-0 z-10 first child — header
  tracks scroll position natively, no JS scroll-sync listener.
• Same responsive vocabulary as the row: each label uses identical
  hidden md:flex / hidden lg:flex / hidden xl:flex / hidden 2xl:flex class as the row column it labels. Labels appear/disappear in
  lockstep.
• Column alignment guaranteed by shared structural rules: same outer
  flex items-center gap-3 px-4, same flex-shrink-0 discipline, same
  album-art spacer width (w-12 h-12) + bulk-select spacer when selection
  mode is on.
• bg-surface-secondary prevents virtualised rows showing through
  during scroll. [scroll-padding-top:44px] Tailwind class on the
  scrollRef container so keyboard Tab focus doesn't park buttons under the
  sticky header.
• A11y: role="row" on the strip + child role="columnheader"
  annotations.

Virtualiser hardening (#442 / #575 lessons re-applied)

The expand panel makes Queue rows variable-height for the first time.
Applied the same defensive useCallback-stabilised measureElement +
getItemKey pattern that ActivityLog.tsx adopted post-#442 / #575.
Without this hardening the queue would have been one rapid-update
workload away from the same row-overlap regression.

Critique lenses covered (inline, since adversarial agent hit session

limit)

Lens	How handled
Virtualiser regression	measureElement + getItemKey stabilised
Sticky header + scroll container	Mounted inside scrollRef, single
overflow ancestor
State lifetime	Per-row local state; intentionally ephemeral (matches
contextMenu precedent)
Responsive interaction	Inverse-tier mirrors hide dynamically
alongside row columns at resize
Keyboard nav	Tab cycles inside expanded panel; click toggles flip
aria-expanded
Motion + reduced-motion	Opacity + transform animation (not
max-height), zeroed by global guard
Sticky header a11y	role="row" + role="columnheader" annotations

|
| Row height jitter | Variable measurement via measureElement
accommodates state-driven height changes |
| Persistence | Intentionally NOT persisted — virtualiser recycle resets
local state |
| Testability | 6 new tests pin the WAI-ARIA Disclosure contract |

Verification

• tsc --noEmit — clean
• npm run lint — clean
• Vitest — 556 / 556 passed (+6 new #911-0 tests in
  QueueItem.test.tsx)

Test plan

• CI green
• Click the chevron on a real queue row → panel slides down with
  mirrored hidden-tier columns
• Resize from 2xl → md → inverse-tier mirrors progressively appear
  inside the panel as row columns hide
• Sticky header survives scroll on a 200-item queue
• Tab focus into a row whose top edge is under the sticky header →
  row scrolls down 44px so the focused button stays visible
• prefers-reduced-motion snaps the chevron rotation + panel reveal
  (no slide)

What's left for #911

Phase 1 is complete after this PR lands. Phase 2 (#10-14) is gated on
M8+ (BBC iPlayer landing). Phase 3 (Cmd-K + batch selection) is
post-multi-service. Phase 4 (sidebar service grouping) was deferred per
the EPIC's revision note.

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Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

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v1.11.0-alpha.24

[1.11.0-alpha.24] - 2026-06-16

✨ Features

• (queue) Undo for Abort Queue destructive op (#911-8)

Summary

Closes the last open gap in Item 8 of the #911 multi-service UI polish
EPIC Phase 1:
clearAll already had undo support (via _undoBuffer + 5-second
toast), but abortAll didn't. This PR adds the same pattern to
abortAll so accidental "Abort Queue" clicks on a 50- or 200-row queue
are reversible within a 5-second window.

Mechanism

• Before invoking abortAllDownloads(), snapshot URLs from every item
  in queued / downloading / processing state — the three categories
  AbortSummary reports back.
• On successful IPC, persist the snapshot into _undoBuffer (the same
  slot Clear All uses; destructive ops are exclusive in practice).
• Surface the existing summary toast with an Undo action button.
  Click handler re-enqueues each URL via startDownload. The backend's
  existing duplicate-URL detection (#510) keeps undo safe if the user
  manually re-enqueues something mid-window.
• 5-second setTimeout clears the buffer on expiry — same #894 fix as
  Clear All to avoid orphan timer accumulation on rapid destructive ops.

Verification

• tsc --noEmit — clean
• npm run lint — clean
• Vitest — 550 / 550 passed

Test plan

• Abort a queue with mixed Queued + Downloading items → toast shows
  Undo button
• Click Undo within 5 s → items re-queue (existing duplicate
  detection allows this safely)
• Wait > 5 s → toast auto-dismisses, undo button no longer
  functional (_undoBuffer cleared)
• Rapid Abort then Clear → only the most recent destructive op is
  undoable (existing single-buffer constraint, documented behaviour)

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Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

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First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.23

[1.11.0-alpha.23] - 2026-06-15

✨ Features

• (brand) Brand refresh + logotype→wordtype rename + GAMDL v3.7.4 admission + dep bumps (supersedes #929, #931, closes #925)

Summary

Consolidates three pieces of work originally opened as separate PRs to
avoid the release-pipeline race condition where multiple PRs landing on
alpha close in time can both attempt to fire downstream workflows.
Originally separate: #929 GAMDL
v3.7.4 (closed) and
#931 alpha deps
mirror (closed) —
both bundled into this PR.

1 — Brand work (original scope)

• New brand drop applied to assets/brand/, public/, and
  src-tauri/icons/ — every favicon, app icon (ICO / ICNS / PNG), Liquid
  Glass variant, Windows tile / iOS AppIcon / Android adaptive-icon set,
  plus system tray icons.
• logotype → wordtype rename across the codebase — 10 graphics files
  renamed via git mv (history preserved), 6 code files updated,
  SVG-internal --logotype-* CSS custom properties → --wordtype-*.
  Final repo scan → 0 refs outside intentional skip-lists.
• assets/logo/ orphan folder removed (6 unused earlier-version logos);
  permanent in-tree archive of the prior brand identity preserved at
  assets/brand-old/ (72 files).

2 — GAMDL v3.7.4 audit admission (merged from #929, closes #925)

Zero-code-change admission — same shape as v3.3 / v3.5 / v3.5.1 / v3.5.2
/ v3.7.1. New audit doc at .github/audits/gamdl-v3.7.4-audit.md.
tool-versions.toml [gamdl] bumped maximum_tested_version and
recommended_version from 3.7.3 → 3.7.4. .claude/CLAUDE.md admission
paragraph appended.

3 — Alpha mirror of #930 dep bumps (merged from #931)

Mirrors PR #930's npm + cargo bumps to alpha. Required because main and
alpha lockfile baselines differ. Applied via npm update / cargo update / explicit sharp caret bump. Plus npm audit fix to clear the
ws HIGH severity DoS advisory (same fix as the parallel commit on
#930).

npm	now	cargo	now
@sentry/browser	10.58.0	uuid	1.23.3
lucide-react	1.18.0	regex	1.12.4
@tailwindcss/postcss	4.3.1
@tailwindcss/typography	0.5.20
@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin	8.61.1
@typescript-eslint/parser	8.61.1
eslint	10.5.0
eslint-plugin-react-refresh	0.5.3
prettier	3.8.4
sharp	0.35.1 (caret bump)
tailwindcss	4.3.1

Verification

• tsc --noEmit — clean
• npm run lint — clean
• npm audit --audit-level=high — 0 vulnerabilities
• Vitest — 550 / 550 passed
• cargo check --lib — clean
• cargo clippy --lib -- -D warnings — clean
• cargo test --lib gamdl_capabilities — 31 / 31 pass against the new
  3.7.4 ceiling
• Final repo scan for logotype outside intentional skips → 0

Test plan

• CI green
• Sidebar logo + wordmark render correctly in dev
• Brandkit page loads without broken references
• node scripts/svg-to-apng.mjs regenerates rasters without errors
• Close #925, #929, #931 on merge

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Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.22

[1.11.0-alpha.22] - 2026-06-10

🧹 Maintenance

• Gitignore Word lock files + Docker-wrapper help v3 (#923)

Summary

• .gitignore — adds the *~$* pattern. Microsoft Word writes a
  lock file alongside every open .docx document with a ~$ prefix (e.g.
  ~$some-doc.docx); these are ephemeral and never want to land in git.
  Pattern matches Word lock files in any directory.
• help/docker-wrapper-gamdl-guide-v3.docx — v3 of the
  Docker-wrapper GAMDL setup guide. Distributed with the repo so users on
  Windows / macOS / Linux can hand the document to colleagues without
  rebuilding.

Verification

• Local git status clean against the cherry-picked commit (no extra
  files dragged along).
• Pattern *~$* resolves a recurring "untracked Word lock file" noise
  reported in working-tree status checks during the M9 work.

Notes

• The commit was authored locally on 2026-06-08 and remained behind PR
  #919's M9 work until that PR merged into alpha — this is the trailing
  commit on its own focused branch.

• (alpha) 1.11.0-alpha.22

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Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.21

[1.11.0-alpha.21] - 2026-06-10

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M9

• Spotify integration backend + UI + alpha CI/dep consolidation (#101) (#919)

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Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.20

What's new

• Spotify groundwork (M9-1 scaffold) — votify engine registered with capability gates and version-probed support window; generalised upstream PyPI watcher now tracks both GAMDL and votify daily at 06:00 UTC. No user-visible Spotify download behaviour yet — dispatching the engine returns a friendly "in active development" message linking to #101. Full subprocess wiring lands in subsequent M9-* milestones.

Notes

• This release was unblocked manually after the body is too long failure in CI #246 — the underlying release.yml fix lives in PR #919 (consolidated CI-stability branch on alpha).

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Choose your download

If you're using...	Download this	Notes
🍎 Mac (M1, M2, M3, M4)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_aarch64.dmg	Most Macs since late 2020
🪟 Windows (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_x64-setup.exe	Works on all modern Windows PCs
🪟 Windows (Snapdragon / ARM)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_arm64-setup.exe	Surface Pro X, Snapdragon laptops
🐧 Linux (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_amd64.deb or .AppImage	Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!_OS
🐧 Linux (RPM-based)	MeedyaDL-1.11.0-alpha.20-1.x86_64.rpm	Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, openSUSE
🐧 Linux (Raspberry Pi 4/5)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_arm64.deb or .aarch64.rpm	Requires 64-bit OS
💻 Chromebook	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.20_amd64.deb	Install via Linux (Crostini)

Not sure which to pick? Most Mac users want the .dmg. Most Windows users want _x64-setup.exe. Most Linux desktop users want the .deb or .AppImage.

Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.19

MeedyaDL 1.11.0-alpha.19

The polish-on-foundation alpha for the responsive queue refresh. Adds the WCAG-AA-verified service brand colour foundation and the per-service "what gets downloaded" preview card that surfaces under the URL textarea.

What's new

• Per-service download preview card under the URL textarea. As soon as you paste a recognised service URL, a compact card lists what your current settings will produce for that service — audio codec, lyrics formats (Enhanced LRC / Rich SRT / WebVTT / ASS / Lyricsfile YAML), animated artwork, companion codecs, music-video relations. No more "where did this .lrc come from?" surprise once downloads land. Apple Music is fully wired today; Spotify / YouTube / BBC iPlayer render a "coming soon" sentinel until their engines ship in M8–M10. (#911-9)
• Service brand colour foundation for the upcoming multi-service UI. Five new --service-* CSS tokens (Apple Music red, YouTube/YT Music red, Spotify green, BBC iPlayer pink) with WCAG-AA-verified contrast against every theme — light, dark, high-contrast (light + dark), deuteranopia, protanopia, tritanopia, all in both auto-mode and class-based variants. Status pills (the coloured pills you see for "Downloading", "Complete", "Error") still use the separate --status-* family — brand colour and status colour stay in distinct hue ranges so deuteranopia users can tell "Spotify queued" from "Spotify failed." Foundation only; no consumer wired yet. (#911-7)

What's fixed

• (No user-visible bug fixes in this alpha — the work focuses on UI foundation for the upcoming Phase 2 + 3 items from #911.)

Notes

• This is a pre-release on the alpha channel. The 1.11.0 line tracks the multi-service UI refresh + scaffolding; the 2.0.0 jump is reserved for when M8 BBC iPlayer ships and multi-service goes public.
• All work since alpha.17 is forward-compatible with 1.10.x: settings v7 → v6 migration is a no-op, .meedyabundle exports stay schema-v1 compatible, SQLite library index carries the same schema across both lines.
• Alpha channel users with 1.10.0-alpha.x or 1.11.0-alpha.18 installed see this update automatically; stable channel users stay on 1.10.0 until the 1.11.x line promotes through alpha → beta → main.
• Items from PR #916 (service brand tokens) and PR #917 (download preview card) merged in quick succession; PR #916's own alpha tag failed due to a concurrency race in alpha-release.yml, but its commits are included in this cut via PR #917's successful tag.

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Choose your download

If you're using...	Download this	Notes
🍎 Mac (M1, M2, M3, M4)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_aarch64.dmg	Most Macs since late 2020
🪟 Windows (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_x64-setup.exe	Works on all modern Windows PCs
🪟 Windows (Snapdragon / ARM)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_arm64-setup.exe	Surface Pro X, Snapdragon laptops
🐧 Linux (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_amd64.deb or .AppImage	Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!_OS
🐧 Linux (RPM-based)	MeedyaDL-1.11.0-alpha.19-1.x86_64.rpm	Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, openSUSE
🐧 Linux (Raspberry Pi 4/5)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_arm64.deb or .aarch64.rpm	Requires 64-bit OS
💻 Chromebook	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.19_amd64.deb	Install via Linux (Crostini)

Not sure which to pick? Most Mac users want the .dmg. Most Windows users want _x64-setup.exe. Most Linux desktop users want the .deb or .AppImage.

Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.

v1.11.0-alpha.18

MeedyaDL 1.11.0-alpha.18

First pre-release on the new 1.11.0 line — the multi-service UI refresh + prep work for the upcoming BBC iPlayer / Spotify / YouTube engines (#100).

What's new

• New 1.11.0 release line for the responsive queue + multi-service UI refresh work (#911). 1.10.x stays as the stable line carrying the GAMDL 3.6/3.7 + .meedyabundle work that shipped in v1.10.0. The 2.0.0 jump is reserved for when M8 BBC iPlayer ships and multi-service goes from "prep" to "real."

What's fixed

• (Subsequent 1.11.0-alpha.N pre-releases will fill in the actual user-facing changes as PRs land: responsive column system, per-row platform identity, album-art thumbnails, status pills, hover-revealed actions, micro-animations, undo for destructive ops, and the per-service download preview card. See #911 for the full Phase 1 plan.)

Performance

• (No performance changes in alpha.18. Pre-release notes will be updated as subsequent commits land on this line.)

Notes

• This is a pre-release on the alpha channel. Channel-bump UI behind Dev Access (Konami code) lets users opt in; otherwise the in-app updater serves the latest stable from the 1.10.x line.
• The 1.11.0 line is API/format-compatible with 1.10.x — your .meedyabundle exports, settings, queue persistence, and SQLite library index all carry forward intact. Downgrading from 1.11.x to 1.10.x is supported (settings v7 → v6 migration is a no-op).
• If you're testing on Alpha and the UI changes don't appear in alpha.18, that's expected — alpha.18 only changes the version numbers in the manifests. The actual UI work begins landing in alpha.19+.

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Choose your download

If you're using...	Download this	Notes
🍎 Mac (M1, M2, M3, M4)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_aarch64.dmg	Most Macs since late 2020
🪟 Windows (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_x64-setup.exe	Works on all modern Windows PCs
🪟 Windows (Snapdragon / ARM)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_arm64-setup.exe	Surface Pro X, Snapdragon laptops
🐧 Linux (most PCs)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_amd64.deb or .AppImage	Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!_OS
🐧 Linux (RPM-based)	MeedyaDL-1.11.0-alpha.18-1.x86_64.rpm	Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, openSUSE
🐧 Linux (Raspberry Pi 4/5)	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_arm64.deb or .aarch64.rpm	Requires 64-bit OS
💻 Chromebook	MeedyaDL_1.11.0-alpha.18_amd64.deb	Install via Linux (Crostini)

Not sure which to pick? Most Mac users want the .dmg. Most Windows users want _x64-setup.exe. Most Linux desktop users want the .deb or .AppImage.

Windows ARM64 users: The _x64-setup.exe also works on ARM64 via Windows' built-in emulation layer.

Raspberry Pi users: You may need to install GDebi to install .deb packages with dependencies: sudo apt install gdebi-core && sudo gdebi MeedyaDL_*_arm64.deb

What are the .sig files?

Files ending in .sig are cryptographic signatures used by MeedyaDL's built-in auto-updater. They verify that downloaded updates haven't been tampered with. You do not need to download .sig files — they are used automatically by the app when checking for updates. The latest.json file is also part of the auto-update system and can be ignored.

macOS Users

The macOS .dmg is code-signed and notarized by Apple. If macOS still shows a security warning on an unsigned development build, right-click the app and choose Open, or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/MeedyaDL.app

First-Time Users

On first launch, MeedyaDL will guide you through a setup wizard that downloads Python, GAMDL, and required tools automatically. You will also need to provide your Apple Music cookies exported from your browser — see the in-app help for instructions.