3 hours ago · Tech · hide

Qobuz Theme v1.5 Despite making Jacket app for myself, I'm still tinkering with my custom Qobuz theme, and for version 1.5 I'm presenting it a little differently. First of all, the changes Qobuz were testing are now public, so the theme is no longer Beta only. I've cut back some of the styles, as Qobuz is using less and less semantic markup, which makes targeting style changes harder/impossible. It also replaces Qobuz Sans with a new custom font, Jacket Sans, which is based on Inter. As the name suggests, it was made with my other app in mind, and has an Open Font Licence (obviously). From hack to app I wanted to make it easy for people to apply the theme, but also turn it off, or remove it completely. I first experimented with a browser wrapper type app (like Electron, but using Webkit), but found that only the official app is able to use all the audio endpoints like Qobuz Connect speakers. So instead, I used Claude Code to setup a menubar app to not only apply the custom styles, but…

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