Maybe you should have a look at xManager.
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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Definitely look into xManager
Have you checked xManager
This is the one you want right here. Always the best.
Thank you so much, this is perfect
not a mobile app but Spicetify for desktop might have an extension that does what you're looking for.
How are we sure xManager is legit? It feels like there could me many ways it is malware.
isn't open source?
The app is open source, yes, but the app is not taking your Spotify apk and patching it locally or anything.
The app is downloading the patched APK from somewhere obscure. That is it. No local magic. How do we know it is not compromised?
Open source does not mean malware or exploit free....