Android app changelog

Songs stopped cutting off after half a minute, and the player controls now match what is actually playing.

YouTube downloads save a complete file at last — and when they cannot, the app says so instead of failing silently.

Fixes for 1.4.11: YouTube downloads, tracks skipping on their own, light mode, and local file playback.

Downloads work again, songs start almost instantly, and the app gains a light theme, an equalizer, a visible queue and local file playback.

Regional and local songs play again — many of them had stopped loading entirely.

Faster, leaner build with a smaller install size.

Tightened security: all connections are now forced over HTTPS.

Help and support now live inside the app — browse the FAQ, report a bug with a screenshot, or send a feature idea without leaving VenomMusic.

Fixed importing radios and mixes from YouTube Music, and lyrics now sit on the artwork with a synced/plain switch.

Playlist import from Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music and JioSaavn. Tap the artwork for lyrics, share albums and playlists, and enjoy sharper cover art.

The mini player now follows you on every screen, with swipe-to-dismiss and a close button.

Tracks start playing almost instantly after you tap them.

Fixed YouTube songs hanging after restarting the app, and added a new animated splash screen.

Fixed the app closing on its own partway through a queue.

YouTube Music playback rebuilt from scratch — no more stalling or endless buffering.

Fixed search freezing before playback when a secondary source was slow to answer.

A second music source blended into search, plus offline downloads and autoplay that keeps going.

Shuffle fixes, more reliable notification controls, and recovery when autoplay stalls.

The app now tells you when an update is available, and the home screen learns what you listen to.

Shared links open directly in the app, offline downloads arrive, and the home screen gets personal.

The first real native Android app.