On iPhone and iPad
- Get Patois from TestFlight, open it once and pick Deezer.
- In Settings › Apps › Safari › Extensions, turn on Patois and allow the websites it asks for.
- Tap a Apple Music link. Safari passes it to Patois, and it opens in Deezer.
If a link opens in another app, or you'd rather not use Safari, long-press it and choose Share › Patois.
The Music app comes with the iPhone, so these links may jump straight into it. If one does, go back, long-press the link and choose Share › Patois.
On a computer
- Chrome: add Patois from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to the toolbar. Click its icon, pick Deezer, then click Apple Music links as usual.
- Mac: get Patois from TestFlight and open it once. In Safari › Settings › Extensions, turn on Patois and allow the websites it asks for.
What opens
| The link is for | What you get |
|---|---|
| Songs | The same song in Deezer, or a search if Patois isn't sure |
| Albums | The same album in Deezer, or a search if Patois isn't sure |
| Artists | The same artist in Deezer, or a search if Patois isn't sure |
| Podcasts | Opens in Deezer, at the exact episode when Patois can find it, or at the show |
| Playlists | Don't open. A playlist only exists inside one service |
What happens when a song isn't on Deezer
Catalogues differ, especially between countries. When Patois can't find a close match, Deezer opens on a search for the title and artist, so you can see for yourself what's there. If it ever opens the wrong song, email the link to hello@getpatois.com. Those reports are how the matching improves.