Spotify in uWolf
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Hello everyone,
first of all I know this app is still in development so I'm not here to put pressure in any way.
I just wanted to know if there is a way to solve this issue (see enclosed) that happens just after login my premium account.
Thanks a lot
Amaury
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@AmauryDBZ - be aware that LibreWolf, which uWolf is forked from, is a privacy hardened browser, which might not be compatible with Spotify. You could try disabling the uBlock Origin extension (which is on by default), otherwise maybe try regular non-hardened Firefox from https://gitlab.com/debclick/uFirefox/-/jobs/10771487022/artifacts/file/build/aarch64-linux-gnu/app/firefox.fuseteam_141_arm64.click
If that doesn't work, the dev of Futify (UT native Spotify app for premium accounts) is working on a fix for its current login problems, so check back at https://open-store.io/app/futify.frenchutouch
for an update soon.Best regards,
Steve Berson -
@AmauryDBZ Also check the extensions that are installed with uWolf. I seem to remember it came with a couple preinstalled, one of which might have been a cookie blocker or similar. That might be it.
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@TotalSonic @Lakotaubp thanks for your answers and tips
Futify would be the best option of course !!Regards,
Amaury -
@AmauryDBZ - you are in luck, Futify was just updated with a fix today
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@TotalSonic love it !
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@AmauryDBZ Hi, developer of uWolf here, on a side note the UI is not modified (in the screenshot) for mobile so this has to be either v0.2.3 which doesn't make any sense or its not loading.
if you could provide me the startup log of the app I would be grateful.for the spotify problem, disable the extensions first uBlock-Origin and Decentraleyes( which is a tracker blocker).
not to mention LibreWolf by default stops cookies which breaks some sites so you can try to change the security settings and add spotify to the exception rules. -
@ChromiumOS-Guy Hi !
Sure, startup and first query in the logs.[06/08/2025 07:10] /opt/click.ubuntu.com/uwolf.chromiumos-guy/0.9.27/bin/browser/defaults/preferences/custom-prefs.js:99: prefs parse error: unexpected character [06/08/2025 07:10] Crash Annotation GraphicsCriticalError: |[0][GFX1-]: glxtest: libpci missing (t=2.1581) [GFX1-]: glxtest: libpci missing [06/08/2025 07:10] [11721] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video [06/08/2025 07:10] [11721] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video1 [06/08/2025 07:10] [11721] Sandbox: Couldn't open video device /dev/video0 -
@AmauryDBZ can you log the full startup by running librewolf.sh and piping the output to a log file?
something like this:cd /opt/click.ubuntu.com/uwolf.chromiumos-guy/current ./librewolf.sh >> ~/uwolf.logif you run that it should put a log file on the home directory.
what you provided does not provide the context for why the userchrome does not load.
i will check out the syntax error in the javascript file though.
EDIT:
no idea whats wrong with the javascript, no syntax errors are found for me.
its an actual setting and i set it, no idea why it thinks it doesn't exists. -
@ChromiumOS-Guy uwolf.log
not sure it worked properly, there are only 3 lines...
EDIT : this one seems a bit better uwolf.log -
@AmauryDBZ theres a new update, just in case try to upgrade to it if you haven't already.
if that doesn't work please try going here: about:support and clear startup cache.
