Changelog

What changed in each release of Fermata.

0.1.0First beta

Fermata’s first public beta: Jellyfin, Navidrome, OpenSubsonic and Subsonic servers, local folders and internet radio in one library, one queue and one player.

Library

  • All Sources merges every server and folder into one library; each album, artist and track keeps its source.
  • Artist pages with bios, similar artists and top songs, from your listening or the community’s. Album notes and multi-disc albums grouped with disc names.
  • Rate tracks, albums and artists on Navidrome and Subsonic. Sort albums by rating and filter by hearts and stars; each page remembers its filters.
  • Albums and artists as a grid or a list, remembered per page.
  • The library browses offline, and a failed sync never deletes it.

Queue and playlists

  • One shared queue across sources that survives relaunches. Drop tracks anywhere in it, remove duplicates, and drag whole albums and artists onto the queue or a playlist.
  • Track and Artist Mixes that keep the queue going with similar music.
  • Playlists behave like Finder: ⌘/⇧-click, ⌘A, ⌘C/⌘X/⌘V, ⌫ and drag and drop.
  • Edit Navidrome playlists in place, and create smart playlists with a visual rule editor.
  • Import JSPF and XSPF playlists with a review step, and export them back.

Sound

  • Gapless playback and progressive streaming with seeking.
  • Output device selection, automatic sample-rate switching and a bit-perfect mode. Now Playing shows the signal path and every reason output isn’t bit-perfect.
  • Server transcoding to MP3 or Opus, and Data Saver for metered connections.
  • ReplayGain by track, album or automatic, off by default.

Mac

  • Liquid Glass on macOS 26, native materials on macOS 15.
  • Synced lyrics, a menu bar mini player, media keys and system Now Playing.
  • Swipe and mouse buttons go back and forward.