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instead of fixing the broken web ui, while also removing features that used to exist. they go on acquire a company to boost user numbers and sessions. why have
by dzonga 4y ago
instead of fixing the broken web ui, while also removing features that used to exist. they go on acquire a company to boost user numbers and sessions.
why have companies lost their way.
it seems companies these days try their damn hardest to lose users who give them money and just want a product that gets out of their way.
- silentsysadmin 4y agoAgree! The web-player not including features from the desktop application is unacceptable. I just canceled my Spotify subscription for similar reasons this week. Discovery has become a pain, and I found myself listening to the same 50 or so songs throughout the day from the playlists generated by Spotify. On top of that, the constant push for podcasts has become annoying. So far I've found great satisfaction using Apple Music.
- rfw300 4y agoAnd the desktop application is itself missing a bunch of features from the mobile app!
- loveLvbuMiao 4y agoYou didn't have the chance to use Release Radar or a tones of other new features, maybe you don't even know! Don't try to hide your true reason because Apple Music gives you several free months on the crappy subscription.
- silentsysadmin 4y agoRelease radar recommended songs that I just couldn't get into honestly. Tried listening to new songs from RR for several weeks without anything too gripping. What other new features are you talking about? The mix/match with a friend is a fun feature but again, all top 50 songs I've listened to in that playlist for the last few weeks. > Don't try to hide your true reason because Apple Music gives you several free months on the crappy subscription. On the contrary, I pay for Apple Music monthly :P
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