Bring back the heart button!

[Urticlaire]

It's SUPER frustrating, we can't see which songs we liked in our own playlists, Bring back the heart button PLEASE, the new way doesn't work AT ALL

[03-ckyvl_ivh5]

Yes, correct, we have an idea.

Yes, that's right, we have an idea. And it seems that there are many of us with the same idea. And is there any point in expressing our opinion here? Not at all.

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Spotify. That music streaming program where you can't see at a glance, and everywhere, the songs you've marked as favorites. What an absolute disaster.

[mvmalyi]

I really fine the absence of a designated “like button” quite inconvenient. Especially when listening to the playlists I compiled, in that case in order to like the song I already have in some other playlist or move it to liked songs from there I need to go through many taps. 

[Gazakhstan]

I also really miss the liked heart. It was a fantastic feature to indicate which songs youve liked as apposed to just added to a playlist. Ive really tried to get along with the new tick but it really isnt very helpful/useful at all to me. I'm sure others do like it tho.  I don't know if this has been suggested already but. Maybe we could have both. The green circle with a tick for those songs in playlists. A green heart for liked songs and a green heart with a tick if in both. 🤷‍♂️ 

Might not work but its just a suggestion.

But please bring back some sort of liked indicator. Preferably the green heart 💚

[Apious]

where our heart beat!!!!! 

Bring back our heart beat!!!

BOOM BOOM BOOM

[Apious]

bring back our heart beat!!!

[user-removed]

One year has passed. This "community" is useless, like screaming to the void. It would be better if it didn't exist, it just creates false hope that the developers might listen/answer. They're taking everyone for fools.

Thank God I never had any serious issue with Spotify, I bet it would be a nightmare to expect some kind of support from these money grabbers.

[bluegrass_guy]

Spotify is becoming useless for how I track my music.  Time to look at Amazon or Apple. Ridiculous to take away the heart for liked songs.  Already we know you don't pay the artist.

[Fihlvein]

The main goal for me when using Spotify, is to find new music. New songs that I do not already have on my "Liked Songs". When I find one, I'll add it to my Liked Songs.

Now, when I have saved several public playlists, or albums I've saved so I can go through them, the green checkmark either shows or does not show based on something. Not simply whether I have it saved on Liked Songs. I may have the song on my Liked Songs or not, I cannot know any more just by looking at the list of songs. Before I could see it immediately by looking at the heart icon.

It used to be so much fun to to see a heart symbol and know immediately this one is part of the most valuable collection, my Liked Songs. Now as the heart symbol is replaced by multi-functional green checkmark, looking for new music is not so fun any longer.

[agravlisav]

>> looking for new music is not so fun any longer

So true.

[gkswltn11]

Can someone please answer my question?

I think everyone have used the heart button differently. Personally, I clicked the heart whenever I liked a song or wanted to save it for later, like a bookmarking tool. For me, the heart button wasn’t just for marking 'banger' songs; it was more of an 'add to library' button. I’d revisit my liked songs list when I had time, un-heart some, and add my favorites to a separate playlist.

Am I the only one who used the heart button this way? Did others really use it very selectively, and save other mediocre songs by going through the extra steps of adding them to a playlist? For me, adding all the songs I liked(whether it's a banger or not) first and then sorting them later was more efficient. Being very selective and only heart-ing 'bangers' while adding other mediocre songs to a playlist (which takes several steps) felt like a hassle. Just was curious since I’m investigating this heart button for my personal case study now..