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Hey folks, Spotify here!
Just a quick post to let you know we’re in the process of removing Touch Preview, the feature on the iOS app that gives you a sneak peek of a playlist, song, album, or artist before you hit play.
We’ve taken this decision as it currently has a very low engagement rate. We’re committed to offering the best experience on each platform, and we’re actively looking into new possibilities for the long press feature.
The change will take effect with app version 8.4.15, which goes live in the App Store today.
We’d love to hear your thoughts on what long press feature you’d like to see added. Thanks in advance for sharing your feedback!
If you would like to see Touch Preview come back, you can add your vote to this idea:
If there is something y'all need to delete are those wanna be snap codes that no one uses. Now I know for a fact there is no one using those things. Those things are annoying af.
Please bring this feature back! It was so helpful for discovering new music! The only reason it wasn't highly engaged was because it wasn't a very well obvious feature. I had no idea it existed until I accidentally held down on a song. If you make people more aware of the feature, I'm sure it would be more widely used. 🙂
I`am interested if anyone from Spotify will respond to this feedback.. At least with some hollow empty line full of false promises.
To the Spotify team, the removal of the terrific song preview feature is truly one of the dumbest things you guys could have done. The removal of song previews is a backwards step in the Spotify app. I hope all of the responses you have now recieved to it being done, will convince you to restore this feature or I will be looking into leaving Spotify. Just wish I had known about this situation prior to updating the Spotify app to 8.4.15 onwards or I would have never done so and would have stayed with version 8.4.13 or earlier.
What a bad idea to delete this great feature!
Well Touch Preview may be gone, but at least there's still plenty of third party support for Spotify to fill in the gaps. 🙂
These are all pretty darn cool, but Spotlistr is REALLY nice! You can create entire playlists just by entering a list of the band and track titles. 😄 I made a 90s Alternative playlist that had over 250 tracks in a matter of minutes.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/web-apps-make-spotify-better-than-ever/
I'm actually so disappointed about this, this is one of the main reasons why I prefer spotify to any other app because I'm immediately able to tell what songs I like and what songs I don't. I hope it comes back.
The song preview feature is what convinced me to join spotify rather than Google Play. If this feature is removed I will probably switch.
This was how I discovered new music I liked and now I can't do it anymore. I find it hard to believe that it had a low usage rate. It was one of the best things Spotify had going for them. I would strongly suggest that it is reinstalled. I really don't have a use for Spotify without it. Visullay browsjng music isn't possible.
What exactly does "low engagement" mean? What other possible way is there to determine if a user wants to include a song in a playlist or not? Now how do you decide - add the song, find it in your playlist, listen to it, then edit the list if you don't like it to remove it again?
i don't understand illogical changes
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