Changelog

  • Group admins now get notifications when someone asks to join or take turns choosing
  • Digs can now email you about your notifications, like recommendations, friend requests and new group picks. Choose what you get emailed about in Settings
  • Listening Groups are here! Pick one release a week with other people, then talk about it
  • Feeds no longer repeat a member's updates for the same release, e.g. when they listen to it and dig it right after
  • Your lists now show each release's genres in the table view
  • Added support for YouTube Music links
  • Added an About page with answers to common questions about Digs
  • Added support for TIDAL links
  • The notifications page can now show only your unread notifications, so you can catch up without scrolling past the ones you've read
  • Mixes now have a MIX label after their title, so you can tell them apart from albums at a glance
  • You can now follow other members from their profile, to see their activity on Home without having to be friends. Friends always follow each other
  • Added support for SoundCloud links, for mixes
  • Tags are now saved as soon as you add or remove them, without clicking Save
  • Digs got a redesign, with a focus on quality-of-life improvements and better usability
  • Better and faster search, with suggestions as you type
  • The theme can now follow your device's setting. Pick it from the menu under your avatar
  • Edit your note and tags right from a release's page
  • Added Dark mode. Turn it on from the menu under your avatar
  • You can now install Digs on your phone as an app. On Android, you can then add releases by sharing them straight from Spotify and other apps
  • Items in Want to Listen, Listened and Digs can now be put in any order, by dragging them in the table view
  • When mentioning someone in an activity comment, your friends are now suggested as you type @
  • Introduced a new page with various actions, that triggers after adding an item to Listens or Digs
  • You can now pick a random item from your Want to Listens by clicking I'm feeling lucky from the left sidebar, or by clicking here
  • Added the ability to filter items in user profiles by the year they were added
  • Added ability to filter items in lists by release year
  • Release year is now displayed (and can be used to sort) in My List views
  • You may optionally include a comment when recommending something to a friend
  • Sign in with Spotify is now available.
  • Influence leaderboard is now calculated based on the number of Digs
  • You can mention your friends in activity comments by typing @name (e.g. @jaydee)
  • Tags can be set to public via the Tags page, making them visible in your public profile
  • Added 'Top Releases enqueued' statistic in Stats page
  • Enriched Stats page with statistics about releases
  • Added option to hide recommendations of releases that are already in your lists
  • In My Lists, the user via whom you've added the item to your list, is now displayed in the "Discovered via" column
  • Improved table layout in My Lists
  • Added support for Bandcamp links on custom domains (e.g. https://music.musicofthemoon.com/album/come-see)
  • Introduced a Feedback page where you can submit ideas, issues or general feedback about Digs
  • New 'Release Stats' pages, displaying users who added the release to their lists (example)
  • Release comments are now visible in activity feeds, in addition to release pages
  • It is now possible to comment on a release via the release page
  • Added the ability to mark all notifications as read, in the notification dropdown
  • Added support for MusicBrainz release links in search box
  • New browser extensions to easily add items to 'Want to Listen' while browsing on Discogs, MusicBrainz, Bandcamp, Mixcloud or Spotify
  • Bandcamp releases now include an embedded web player
  • You can now choose to filter out digs when viewing your Listens
  • Added support for signing in with Spotify
  • Friends' status is now visible in release pages
  • Add web player for releases with Spotify or Mixcloud links
  • Notifications are automatically marked read when clicking their links
  • Populated the majority of releases with the release year
  • Profiles can now be customized with a bio & homepage
  • Implemented new design!
  • Comments can now be added to recommendations as well
  • Activity updates can now be deleted
  • Community updates are now displayed in release pages
  • See how your friends reacted to your recommendations, via the Recommendations page
  • Items to display per-page is now a setting in My List pages
  • Populated releases from Discogs with genre/style information
  • Overhauled user profiles
  • Improved templates for mobile and table devices
  • Added the ability to search within My Lists page
  • You can now Like individual comments
  • Revamped main actions' buttons to be: Want to Listen, Listened, Dig
  • Introduced the ability to suggest releases to friends
  • Introduced comments in status updates
  • Introduced Tags for organizing lists. They can be found in the Table list view
  • Added notifications for various social actions
  • Added support for Bandcamp album links
  • New Dashboard layout, including changelog and statistics
  • Dashboard can be toggled to show public activity, instead of friends' activity
  • UI in private list views has been revamped
  • Added the ability to view all items in "My Lists" page
  • Various UI onboarding improvements
  • Added sorting functionality in "My List" views
  • Display year of release in release pages
  • Added support for Mixcloud links
  • Include public activity and newly joined users in Dashboard page
  • Enrich activity and statistics displayed in public homepage
  • Add public changelog page
  • Overhaul public home page with content to better communicate what Digs.fm is
  • You can now follow Digs.fm on Twitter!
  • Changed some of the core wordings: "Add to Queue" becomes "Want to Listen", "Listens" becomes "Listened"
  • Revamp listing views in "My Lists" section
  • Change sign in forms to always enable "Remember me"