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Favorite creators, get release & hook alerts, and see New Tracks in your Suno sidebar. SUNO RELEASE RADAR 1.3: SVETA EDITION 📡✨ New Version! New abilities! Tried previous version of Suno Radar? Found it useless while following thousands of people on Suno? New Suno Release Radar solves that problem! New Suno Release Radar lets you ★ your favorite creators you actually listen, be informed faster about their releases (and clips), and see a clear **New Tracks** counter right in the Suno sidebar that navigates to the native Following page. Never miss the creators who matter. Less feed noise — more music you’ll actually play! We still use it with SVETA to stay informed about new releases faster than Suno will let you know. KEY FEATURES: ⭐ NEW! FAVORITE CREATORS: On any creator profile, tap ★ to add them to your Radar list. Radar focuses on the artists you care about — not every mutual follow in a noisy Following feed. 📋 NEW! FAVORITES POPUP: Open the extension icon to see your list, remove anyone, or jump back to Suno in one click. 🪝 NEW! HOOK ALERTS: When a new video hook is published, you get a desktop notification that calls it out — so short teasers don’t slip past as “just another track.” 🔔 RICH NATIVE NOTIFICATIONS: Instant alerts (macOS/Windows) with cover art when there’s something new to hear. 🎵 NEW TRACKS IN THE SIDEBAR: A dedicated **New Tracks** row near Notifications, with an orange badge for unread releases. And it matches the new Suno UI. 🎯 STILL WORKS ON FOLLOWING: Radar keeps an eye on your Following feed so you can start immediately and ★ people later. ⚡ LIGHT & POLITE: Checks about every 15 minutes while Suno is open, without hammering Suno’s servers. --- ⚠️ KEEP SUNO OPEN **Leave at least one Suno tab open** (suno.com or www.suno.com) **while you’re logged in** if you want the Radar to keep working in the background. That’s how it can **see new music** and **show alerts and badge counts**. If you **close every Suno tab**, the extension can’t refresh until you **open Suno again**. Nothing is wrong — it simply needs an open Suno page the same way you need the site open to listen there. --- 🚀 FOR CREATORS: BOOST YOUR REACH Tired of fans missing your latest drops? Being followed on Suno doesn’t guarantee they’ll see you in time. Ask listeners to install Release Radar and ★ your profile — so your music (and hooks) show up in their alerts the moment you release. --- HOW TO USE: 1. Install the extension and **pin it** (see below). 2. Open **Suno.com**, sign in, and **leave that tab open**. 3. Find **New Tracks** in the Suno sidebar (near Notifications) for your unread count. 4. Open a creator you love → tap ★ in their profile actions → manage the list anytime from the extension popup. 5. Watch the orange badge and desktop notifications when favorites (or Following, if your list is empty) drop something new. --- ⚠️ IMPORTANT: PIN THE EXTENSION To see the orange number on the toolbar (how many new releases), pin the extension: 1. Click the puzzle icon (🧩) in the top-right of Chrome. 2. Find Suno Release Radar. 3. Click the pin (📌) next to it. --- PRIVACY FIRST: Suno Release Radar respects your privacy. - **Nothing is sent to us.** The extension runs only on your computer and your browser. - **Talks to Suno only.** It reads feeds the same way the website does — only Suno’s own API. Nothing goes through external servers. - **Stays on your device.** Seen tracks, unread counts, and your **favorites list** are saved in your browser, on your machine. - **We don’t track you.** We don’t collect or see your account, listening history, or personal information.
Aug 1, 2026
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