Select the Filters button, then select Downloads from the drop-down menu. Then select either Playlists or Albums, whichever you want to manage, and then you’ll have to swipe up so that a search bar appears. Open the app, go to “Your Library” and select the big “Music” tab at the top of your screen. The problem is that keeping taps on your downloads - especially if you download things across different categories, like albums, playlists and tracks - is the opposite of intuitive.Įven though Spotify doesn’t make it easy, you can still delete all your downloaded music. One of the big perks of being a Spotify Premium subscriber is being able to download tracks, albums and podcasts directly to your device so you can listen to them offline, which is ideal for people who are on a capped cellular plan or know they’re going to a place with no service. Hopefully someone from Spotify reads this, and does something about it.Spotify on the Apple Watch Just Got A Lot Better The Tips to Know How to manage your downloads
Making a better program requires feedback from its users. Alternately, they could put these under "view" too, or create a new dropdown. Again, something that should be under playback. They could also add a section / form for suggestions so I can easily get to the suggestions spotify has for me. I usually don't look at friends to see what they're listening to because my taste in music differs from my friends. They could add an section to 'playback' titled 'artists' and another for 'playlists' Having those under that menu makes sense. I'm guessing many people think that profile is for updating things about yourself. Going to your personal profile isn't intuitive when you want to see who you're following when all over tasks they've got setup in the menu system.
I commented on this thread hoping they do something about it. I'm a professional UI designer, I know what I'm talking about. Applications should have an intuitive interface. If I have to come here to find out how to do something, there's something wrong with the application interface design.
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