Can we please get the green hearts next to liked songs visible again?

[Sv654]

When looking at a new playlist or radio, the green hearts next to the songs I already have liked are gone. It was very helpful to see those so I knew which songs I already liked at a glance. Now you have click “add to a playlist” to see if the song is in your liked songs.

[LV1939]

Same here, would really like this to be fixed 

[CRatcliffe]

Agree! It’s a nuisance now. Wish I had never updated my app!

[Lanciano007]

Yes it's frustrating and unlogical we can't SEE which songs we liked, anymore...We can like, but don't get to SEE the like..

First month i thought it was a bug..now we know it's a change... Now it's possible to like a song without knowing that it's already in your liked song list and maybe liked many times already... Now with many songs i think I have already liked, I like them again just to be sure...and in the hope i will SEE the like (heart) again...(because i thought it was a compatability bug or something..)

I never use the liked song list. I think it's handy way to make a quick playlist for people that don't have or take time to listen to a playlist and probably use the skip button more than once even in their liked playlist. I make my own playlists and SEEING a liked song refers to a better song. Now every playlist looks boring...without SEEING the liked songs. More difficult to sort too.. Nothing makes me stop to listen somewhere in the middle of playlists anymore, because I can't SEE there are some liked songs in that part...

Also in offered playlists it's handy to SEE if it contains liked songs and it makes them more atractive.

SEEING liked songs can also make someone decide if they want to 'Follow' an artist or not...if the artist has 2 or 3 liked songs or whatever...

It's not like taking away a dislike button that can really harm people or encourage negative thinking..Everybody loves to SEE a heart. It's a positive thing and makes people happy and listen more to music..especially when you SEE the heart approaches...