v4.0.0 is a rename + massive expansion. The extension is now Album Details Extractor and supports six streaming sources instead of one. Existing Spotify users get the new sources for free — CWS/AMO extension IDs are unchanged so the update flows automatically.
Six streaming sources
Source URL shapes
Spotify open.spotify.com/album/…, /embed/album/…, /intl-XX/album/…
Qobuz www.qobuz.com/…/album/…, play.qobuz.com/album/…, open.qobuz.com/album/…
Tidal tidal.com/album/…, tidal.com/browse/album/…, listen.tidal.com/album/…
Apple Music music.apple.com/…/album/…
Deezer www.deezer.com/album/…
Bandcamp {artist}.bandcamp.com/album/…

Each source returns the same JSON shape, so afonsojramos.me/music-style databases can ingest entries from any of them identically. URLs in the output are always the listener-facing canonical form (e.g. play.qobuz.com/album/{id} rather than www.qobuz.com/{locale}/album/{slug}/{id}).
Five interfaces

Browser extension (Chromium + Firefox MV3) — toolbar button, context menu on album links anywhere on the web, context menu on the album page, and injection into Spotify's and Qobuz's own native right-click menus.
Bookmarklet — one-line `javascript:` URL, zero install friction.
CLI — single-file standalone binary for Linux, macOS (arm64 + x64), and Windows.
Spicetify — desktop Spotify client extension (unchanged from v3).


Notable fixes

Spotify multi-artist album data loss — Spotify's album-level `subtitle` field collapses multi-artist collabs to the lead artist (e.g. `Watch the Throne` → just `JAŸ-Z`, `Bandana` → just `Freddie Gibbs`). v4 walks the `trackList` and aggregates artists across tracks using the ,\\u00a0 non-breaking-space separator, recovering the full credit (`"JAŸ-Z, Kanye West"`, `"Freddie Gibbs, Madlib"`). The 80% threshold means core collaborators come through but track-level guest features don't sneak in. Matches what users were manually typing into their music.json files.
Spotify `/intl-XX/album/…` URLs — geo-localised URLs like `/intl-pt/album/{id}` were being rejected. Now recognised and normalised to the canonical `/album/{id}` in output.
Qobuz multi-artist disambiguation via `og:description` — "Currents, Tame Impala" vs "For the first time, Black Country, New Road" are now disambiguated using Qobuz's English description template as a secondary signal, so album or artist names containing commas no longer confuse the parser.
Uppercase HTML entities — Deezer's `ROSALÍA` was coming through as `ROSALÍA` because the entity decoder only had lowercase variants. Now covers 30+ accented Latin characters in both cases.
Query/fragment stripping — Spotify `?highlight=…` and Bandcamp `?utm=…` etc are now correctly handled across all sources.


v3.0.0 — Major update

This release is a full rewrite focused on reliability and flexibility.

New: four ways to extract album info

• Injected into Spotify's own right-click menu — just right-click any album card, row, or the ••• button on an album header and pick "Extract Album Info".
• In Firefox's right-click menu when you right-click any open.spotify.com/album/... link anywhere on the web.
• In Firefox's page context menu on an album page (Shift + Right Click, since Spotify captures the normal right-click).
• Via the toolbar button on album pages.

More reliable extraction

• Album metadata is now pulled from Spotify's embed endpoint instead of scraping DOM selectors, so the extension won't break the next time Spotify refactors its web app.
• Podcasts, shows, and playlists are now correctly filtered out and you'll get a notification instead of bogus JSON.

Manifest V3 migration

This version is Manifest V3 and requires Firefox 121 or later. Mozilla is phasing out MV2 and this release gets us ahead of the deadline.

New permissions

Firefox will ask you to approve:
- Context menus — to add entries to the right-click menu
- Notifications — to tell you when extraction succeeded or failed
- Access data for sites you visit when clicked — only used when you explicitly pick "Extract Album Info" on a Spotify album link outside of open.spotify.com

Nothing is sent anywhere — the extracted JSON goes straight to your clipboard and nowhere else.