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I know its possible to cache the Songs list in the iOS version of Spotify with a premium subscription, but is the same possible for the desktop versions? I know you could just copy and paste everything into a playlist and make that available offline, but it doesn't update the music you add automatically. I attached an image of where you can enable it in the app (sorry it's in Spanish, "Disponible en Modo Offline" means Available in Offline Mode for those not savvy in the language) and I can't seem to find any equivalent in the Mac app.
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That is currently not possible.
As a workaround you can add the songs to a playlist, and then download that playlist.
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In the Mac app:
I'm not trying to cache a playlist though, I'm trying to cache the actual "Songs" list under My Music and I'm not sure if thats an actual feature that's available on the desktop app. I can find the "Available Offline" button in playlists but I don't see the same option in the "Songs" list.
That is currently not possible.
As a workaround you can add the songs to a playlist, and then download that playlist.
Add a kudo to the idea to show your support:
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