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How to access friends' activity data?

You need to log in to the web version of the Spotify app and copy a cookie value called sp_dc. This is necessary because the app uses a non-public endpoint to retrieve this data, which requires this cookie. This is a one-time action. The next time you open the app, we will remember this value.

Safari

  1. Open a Private window and navigate to https://open.spotify.com.
  2. Log in to your Spotify account.
  3. Use Command + Option + C to open the browser’s developer tools.
  4. Access the Storage section within the developer tools menu.
  5. Locate and copy the value of sp_dc cookie.
  6. Ensure to close the window without logging out to keep the cookie valid.

Chrome

  1. Open an Incognito window and navigate to https://open.spotify.com.
  2. Log in to your Spotify account.
  3. Use Command + Option + I (Mac) or Control + Shift + I or F12 to open the browser’s developer tools.
  4. Access the Application section within the developer tools menu.
  5. Locate and copy the value of sp_dc cookie.
  6. Ensure to close the window without logging out to keep the cookie valid.

Firefox

  1. Open an Incognito window and navigate to https://open.spotify.com.
  2. Log in to your Spotify account.
  3. Use Command + Option + I (Mac) or Control + Shift + I or F12 to open the browser's developer tools.
  4. Access the Storage section within the developer tools menu.
  5. Locate and copy the value of sp_dc cookie.
  6. Ensure to close the window without logging out to keep the cookie valid.

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MIT