Guide
How to Update Mornye Without Losing Your Library Setup
Updating Mornye calmly: install over the top, keep your sections, settings and statistics, and give the new build one clean rescan.

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Updating is installing, kindly
An update is just an install that respects what came before. You fetch the new file from Mornye APK download, open it, and Android places the new build over the old one, keeping your data with it.
That word, over, is the whole technique. Never uninstall first. Removing the old app before installing the new one is how listeners talk themselves into losing settings they never needed to lose.
What carries across
Your library sections, appearance choices, equalizer settings and listening statistics all describe your music and your habits, and they carry across an update with the app's data. Your files, of course, were never inside the app at all; they sit in your folders, untouched, whatever happens.
After the update, open one treasured album and confirm it plays, shows its lyrics and sits on its shelf. That thirty-second check has confirmed every update our reviewer has ever run. When you are ready to go further, installing Mornye step by step picks up where this page stops.
Give it one clean rescan
Run a fresh scan once the new build settles. Scans after an update let any improved handling of tags, lyrics or hi-res files apply across the whole library, and they clear out the ghosts of entries you reorganised weeks ago.
Then listen as normal for a day before judging anything. New builds often feel different simply because they are new; by tomorrow, the only differences left are the real ones, and they are usually the fixes you updated for. The file itself waits on the Mornye download page whenever you are ready.
Before you update: the two-minute safety pass
If your library matters to you, and if you are reading this it does, keep a backup copy of your music on a second drive as a standing habit, not an update ritual. Our backup guide covers the simple version of that habit.
Check the new file's size against the listing before installing, use a steady connection for the download, and update at a calm moment rather than in the ninety seconds before a train. That is the complete safety briefing. Our notes on backing up your music library cover the neighbouring half of this topic.
If an update ever misbehaves
Do not panic and do not uninstall. Check the library permission survived, run a rescan, and read the current build's notes in our fixes guide, where we track the small number of issues listeners actually meet.
In the unlikely event you still struggle, write to us with your phone model and what changed. Updates are supposed to disappear into your listening life, and we would rather help yours do that than leave you debugging a music player. It is exactly what the Mornye music player was made for: a calm home where your shelves sound as good as they look.
Quick Answers
Will updating delete my sections and statistics?
No. Installing the new build over your existing copy keeps the app's data, including sections, settings and listening statistics. Never uninstall first.
Do I need to rescan after updating?
One fresh scan is a good habit after an update. It lets improved scanning and tag handling apply across the library and clears entries you reorganised earlier.
Can I skip a build and update later?
Yes. Install the newest file when you are ready; there is no chain of required steps. Your library and settings carry across either way.