Spicy Lyrics is a Spicetify extension that replaces Spotify's lyrics view with a word-by-word display that lights up as each word is sung. It offers community lyric uploads and syncs, customizable settings and works with the desktop Spotify app on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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- displays the CPU speed limit due to thermal issues Source: github.com
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