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> Everything about the UX is terrible. Me and my family have no real problems with it. What's wrong with it? It does my manually-created playlists well, the di
by judge2020 3y ago
> Everything about the UX is terrible.
Me and my family have no real problems with it. What's wrong with it? It does my manually-created playlists well, the different supermixes with different artists are accurate 99% of the time, and the "speed dial" on mobile is very useful.
- irjustin 3y ago- There's no native OSX/Windows app, just an electron wrapper for the website - Desktop app can't download/offline - The list of songs that you're looking at isn't the true play list. There's a "hidden" list when you click on the empty space on the bottom bar. - Shuffle isn't a true shuffle simply reorders the "secondary/hidden list". So you can't turn shuffle on/off only "exit/reenter" to go from order to non-ordered. - Can't sort list on name/artist - Billboard doesn't seem to have an official list? It's like a bunch of weird lists or sometimes one whole "song" that contains the top billboard. I follow a random dude who maintains a close-enough list to a billboard one i care about. Things I miss from Spotify: - Seamless control of the "other player". i.e. my phone can control the one that's running on the TV and taps into the main sound system. - Radios are a lot stronger. They have a chance to introduce me to new music. - opposite of everything above? Not sure about speed dial. it's not on my desktop version, but i can't tell if that's a device or a/b or rollout difference.
- judge2020 3y ago> - There's no native OSX/Windows app, just an electron wrapper for the website Do you mean the prompt on the browser to install the PWA? That's technically not Electron, but I get what you mean.