Please bring back the "I don't like this song/hide this song" that was next to the heart sign cause it was very convenient and easier to control the likes or don't of your recommendations and control the playlist from all my devices available instead of going to queue every time to remove it temporary. Also the I don't like this artist/song that was available on the release radar playlist. Thank You . Update: Spotify brought it back on version (1.1.48.625.g1c87c7f7-a) so does listen! Thank you! ... View more

Seems like Spotify keeps pushing this issue aside because not enough people are complaining about it. I've actually seen a good amount of posts on the community boards about it but none of them seem to have gained traction with the powers that be, claiming its a non-issue and the post gets closed. I disagree, wholeheartedly.   Please bring this option back! I don't use the web player... ever. And, I don't want to now have to start copying and pasting the links into spotify app. Call me lazy. The advanced settings used to have the option to have links open in the desktop app. But that option has recently disappeared. Seems like a very obvious and useful feature, and just strange to suddenly remove that functionality.    My friends and I are always trading spotify links via text and emails and it's incredibly frustrating that it now doesn't automatically open in the desktop app like it used to. If I say pretty please, with a link to a cherry on top, would you consider this a legitimate request?  ... View more

I like to add Podcast shows via the Desktop app to my playlist, so I can listen to them one after one. Right now, this is only possible with the iOS mobile App. Why not for the Desktop solution? Since I have here a bigger screen and a broader perspective on all my podcast shows. ... View more

Adding each song individually to a playlist is so inconvenient especially when you need to make a long playlist. Would be awesome if you could choose multiple songs at once and then just add them all together ... View more

I'm really excited about the addition of podcasts on Spotify for mobile devices, but I wanted to listen to them on my work computer.  Do you have an estimate for when this will be available on the Desktop? ... View more

Since version 1.0.1. (yesterday), the system tray icon is gone. And with it the functionality to close Spotify and remove it from the task bar while it still being active.   I feel this is a huge reduction in functionality and usability, and urge the return of the system tray icon. Minimizing the application should remove it from the task bar and put it in the system tray, so that it does not hog the limited space on the task bar.   Personally I rarely enter the Spotify main application, only to select a different playlist. It has no permanent place on my task bar.   Thanks. ... View more

Those on macOS, may love this concept that was created prior to the new Macbook Pro release. I think it would be awesome if Spotify actually implemented it.   See pictures! ... View more

I love love love the daily mixes on my phone, why can't it follow onto my computer?  That would make me so happy!  ... View more

The blue dot functionality in the desktop app is extremely confusing currently. Apparently a solid blue dot represents both a podcast you have listened to completely as well as something you haven't started at all. Then the partial blue dot shows that you started it but didn't listen to the very last moments of the podcast - which you can see how much is still left on your progress bar.  (Discussion around this topic and explanation here: https://community.spotify.com/spotify/board/message?board.id=desktop_windows&message.id=96074#M96074   I would like to suggest that the blue dot not exist at all. The progress bar should be blank if you haven't listened to it and the blue as much as you have listened to it.  Why does it go back to grey after you have listened to it fully??? It should stay solid blue representing how much you have listened forever.   If you used the progress bar to show progress and never return back to grey, there is no need for the blue dot - which honestly is not intuitive of what it does anyway.  You don't need to have multiple icons communicating the same info.  The bright blue bar communicates perfectly if I've listened to it and how much I have remaining. Returning the progress bar to grey if you have fully finished the episode is the misleading part and should not happen. If I have finished it, it should show solid blue because I have listened to it.   I hope this happens and both the lack of blue dot confusion and clear use of progress bar is both intuitive and enjoyed by many.     ... View more

When I play games with friends, I often use discord for voice communication. We use the built-in bots that are really glitchy and often cause latency in-game. The bot simply looks up the song on youtube and plays the top result, which could be occasionally the wrong song. I really wish that Spotify will add support for discord. And by using the system for parties, we can have friends queue up songs and DJ without the laggy and annoying bots. ... View more

The latest version of the Spotify desktop client [1.0.1.1060.gc75ebdfd] misses the crucial option  "Set the same volume level for all tracks". It is no longer possible to disable volume normalization.   This is downgrade is atrocious. Removing granularity from the options screen and forcing heavy audio processing degrades the value of Spotify to something suitable for non-paid background listening on Bluetooth boomboxes or laptop speakers.    While normalization is extremely useful for background music, the option of disabling it improves sound quality, particularly for listening to certain quetly recorded albums and classical music. It's a switch in the UI and should be brought back as soon as possible.   It seems to be the case that the normalization toggle never disabled all processing of the audio signal. But the option to disable volume normalization, which was added in early 2009, made the audio quality of Spotify usable for dynamic music and quality gear even before this service offered high bitrate streaming (mid 2009).   This setback in audio quality arrives at an unfortunate time when Spotify comptetitors are scrambling to provide lossless, cd-quality streams in several streaming intense markets. It's sad to see Spotify level the playing field by crippling its (partially) native desktop app, which could be a competetive edge. The competition, even the ones aiming for the audiophile crows, typically rely on useless, offline incompatible browser based offerings for desktop and laptop users. Interested parties can participate in this Twitter thread. ... View more

Zoom options to change all elements, including text size, spacing, etc. It would be nice to have some zoom options to change the text size in the desktop application. It could be separate options for the sidebar and the main screen. ... View more

Or at least minimize it to a tray Icon. But I would say close it. Maybe this is more of an opinion, but I've only used 2 programs that are this bad. Skype and Spotify. And Skype is a really bad program.  So I don't know why in Spotify, the Close and Minimize button do the same exact thing. I would like a quick way to close the program and stop the musik.  This is mainly a problem for me on Windows 7 and I believe linux is very similar. ... View more

On new version 1.0.1.1060 the ctrl+z action when accidentally deleted a song from a playlist stopped working. It was usefull as sometimes I delete the marked song instead of the one that is playing and I don't even know what song I got rid of 😕   Thank you. ... View more