wtf is rollback-spotify?

Rollback Spotify is a Windows tool that lets you downgrade the Spotify desktop app to an older version and stop it from automatically updating back to the newest one. This is useful if a recent Spotify update changed something you relied on, removed a feature you liked, or introduced bugs that make the app harder to use. Instead of being stuck with whatever version Spotify pushes out, you get to pick the version that works best for you. Using it is straightforward. You download and run a provided batch file, or paste a command into PowerShell, and the tool handles the rest. It downloads the specific Spotify version you want, installs it, and then blocks Spotify's built-in auto-updater from replacing it. If you want the newest version but still want updates blocked, you can do that too. You can also target a specific version number if you know exactly which one you need. The tool offers a few options. You can specify a particular version by its number, or ask for the latest version available for your system's architecture. There is a flag to automatically uninstall your current Spotify before installing the chosen one, and another flag to skip the update-blocking step if you only want the downgrade but are fine with future updates. This would appeal to anyone who finds that a recent Spotify update broke something or removed a feature they care about. For example, if a UI change made navigation harder or a new version introduced playback issues, this tool lets you roll back to a version that worked. The project is built as a PowerShell script, and the README notes that its file download function was borrowed from another open-source module, but it doesn't go into further technical detail about how the update-blocking mechanism works under the hood.