A Selenium-based bot to automatically delete songs from your Apple Music library via the web interface.

Watch a video tutorial on how to use this bot:

• Deletes all visible songs from your Apple Music library page in bulk
• Logs each deleted song to a CSV file
• Interactive mode: allows you to refresh and repeat deletions

• Python 3.7+
• Selenium (pip install selenium)
• Chromedriver: Download from https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads and place the binary at ./chromedriver/chromedriver relative to this project directory
• Chromium-based browser (e.g., Brave, Chrome, Chromium) for best compatibility

1. Install Python dependencies:

   pip install selenium

2. Download Chromedriver:
   • Go to Chromedriver downloads
   • Download the version matching your browser
   • Place the chromedriver binary in a folder named chromedriver in this project directory: ./chromedriver/chromedriver
3. Install a Chromium-based browser:
   • The script is configured for Brave by default. You can change the path in bot.py (binaryPath).
   • Chrome or Chromium also work. Update the binaryPath variable if needed.

1. Run the bot:

   python bot.py

2. To use interactive mode, run:

   python -i bot.py

3. Manual Apple ID Login Required:
   • The bot will open a browser window and navigate to Apple Music.
   • You must log in manually due to Apple popups and 2FA (two-factor authentication).
   • After logging in and reaching your library, press Enter in the terminal to continue.
4. Interactive Deletion:
   • The bot will attempt to delete all visible songs on the page.
   • It will log each deleted song to song.csv.
   • The bot will refresh and repeat until no more songs are found.
   • You can stop the bot at any time with Ctrl+C.

• Apple's web UI may change: This script relies on specific element selectors that may break if Apple updates their site.
• 2FA and popups: The bot cannot bypass Apple's two-factor authentication or popups. Manual login is required each session.
• Browser path: If you use a browser other than Brave, update the binaryPath in bot.py accordingly.

• If the bot cannot find chromedriver, ensure it is at ./chromedriver/chromedriver and is executable.
• If the browser does not open, check the binaryPath in bot.py.
• If selectors break, the script may need updating to match Apple's latest web UI.

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