RETURN THE LIKE BUTTON

[juzh]

I don't care if this has been submitted a hundred times over, you Spotify devs clearly need to hear it. You should *not* have to go through the effort of finding the "liked songs" playlist, just to add a song to Liked, when you have a ton of playlists. Playlists don't even sort like they used to, it seems almost random which playlists show first despite which ones I interacted with last - but that's not the issue here; it's just yet another downside of the problem at hand.

Please. Please. Please.

Bring back the **bleep** 'liked'/heart button on songs and albums. Having to add liked songs to my liked playlist manually just leads to me adding it to different playlists because it's so **bleep** tedious in the first place. I've been adding songs to playlists and then using the PC version to mass-add songs to Liked because you make it so inconvenient on mobile. This isn't user-friendly in the slightest.

Just, why? Why can't you just bring back the little heart? I thought the point of liked songs was to add songs then and there; not to have to stop in the street to add a song to a playlist because it now takes several seconds to do so. I've been paying for Premium since 2009, and now I'm wondering if you're worth the effort. Fire whoever told you it was a good idea to remove the Liked button, seriously. Fire yourselves for listening, too.

[L10nheart]

Okay now I'm even more frustrated! I like an album and it still won't like songs. Either you fix the album like to all songs or bring back our choices to like all songs Please! I beg of you. We All need choices, not just 1 way. I truly do love you and can't thank you enough for my library! 

[gladykov]

Ok, why not give people option, to use old vs new like system as a preference in settings? I know, it would break paradigm of unified behavior for all users and simplified code paths, but in this case it hurts usability, instead of helping users. Also many valid use cases were presentes by your users, which were not addressed in any way. Those are not only users struggling to adapt to a change, but regular users with justified and clearly explained concerns. Obviously your approach to them creates frustration here, which I also share.

[tunedIN]

I'm for returning the 💚 in the web player only, while keeping the ✅ in the desktop and mobile app. This would give us the benefits of both being able to see tracks we have marked with a 💚 as well as tracks we've added to other playlists ✅

[rowa68]

I believe that Spotify doesn't care about what's written here. They just continue doing whatever they want and don't listen to the users.

[gkswltn11]

Good News - I think they're testing the heart button again by temporarily implementing it for some users. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/truespotify/comments/1e3wah2/plusbutton_gone/

But it seems like the function of putting the songs on multiple playlists is not integrated. We'll see.. 

[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. 

[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.