[Queue] Queue to Next or Last

[StiffBoard]

Present two options on rightclick, Queue Last and Queue Next. Very easy to implement, and useful. 

The way I been using spotty lately is to keep adding to Play Queue, it has gotten really long and sometimes I want to listen to something right now, then I have to add to queue and then move the songs all the way up to the top.

Mediamonkey have had this implemented since long ago. Mediamonkey is btw the best musicorganizer I've ever owned or tried. 

[brokenface1985]

Genuinely astonishing that you still don't include this basic ability to control where you add something to queue. Need two options: 'Play Next' or 'Add to End of Queue'. Logical, clear.

Having one option of 'Add to Queue' which actually (currently) means 'Play Next', i.e. jump the queue, is spectacularly dumb.

[LeoFuller]

Please!!! When I am on aux at a gathering and someone wants a specific song to play next it's stressful and kills the vibe if I accidentally mess up and press on a song while moving a song to the top of the queue

[RobotDeity]

It would be great to add things to the top of the queue without having to drag songs from the bottom all the way up after adding them which is especially annoying on mobile and when wanting to listen to an entire album or playlist next. This is probably my most missed feature from "another" music streaming platform I used before switching to Spotify awhile back (I doubt I'm alone with that). Sometimes I'm listening to something and it reminds me of another song and I want to listen to that right away or I just come across some new songs during my day and want to listen to them next without having to mess around with the queue. 

[zsteinkamp]

Why not right now? This is basic stuff guys.

[nanapipirara]

It's insane that adding to the END of the queue is not an option. It should really be the DEFAULT option too. This missing feature is one of the reasons I'm considering switching to a different platform.

[MishaOpstal]

Add a play next button next to the add to queue button. It would be nice to have the ability to put songs at the top of the queue instead of manually swiping it to the top position every time

[tubatu]

There should button to add a song to "play next" immediately after the current track. 

Though it is already possible to reorder the queue by clicking and dragging, this becomes a huge hassle when there is a very long queue and there's a song I would like to play immediately after the current track. This is especially a problem when I'm in a jam with several people, we already have a very long queue, and then someone wants to play a song directly after the current one. Oftentimes the dragging leads to accidentally clicking on one of the songs on the queue — therefore skipping a portion of the songs.

Sometimes, there's 2 or 3 songs that I would like to add and to play before the rest of the selected songs in the queue. Then I have to drag each of these songs all the way to the top, which often results in glitches or accidental tapping of other songs in the queue.

Additionally, it seems that other streaming platforms such as Apple Music have this "play next" feature. When I searched for "play next button spotify," there were many posts and comments on online forums complaining of the fact that other platforms have this feature while Spotify doesn't, which serves to show that the feature IS worth implementing.

While it is not impossible to drag a song from the bottom of a very lengthy queue to the top, it becomes quite irritating after a few times, and it would certainly be much more user-friendly to implement a "play next" feature.

[tomthebodz]

I want to be able to add a song/album to a queue so that it plays after the album that I am currently listening to. I don't want it to play next in the middle of what I am currently listening to. I don't want to have to add each song to the queue then move it below what I am currently playing.

[brad-sayers]

You must be a radical 🤪

[casaper]

This is such a basic feature, most of Spotify's competitors have.

Quite a shame Spotify does not have it.

And I assume it wouldn't be a big thing to implement at all.