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With the Spotify web player, there’s no need to install the Spotify app on any of your devices to access your music. It is very easy and convenient to use the Spotify web player on any web browser. And want to reduce the number of apps you can use Spotify from your desktop or laptop.
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But if you feel you have a lot of apps installed on your smartphone or your Windows or Mac system. There's definitely a programming logic that has not been properly throught through.Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming platforms in the market right now. I'm trusting that the Spotify crew do actually read these forums and will fix this. must be logical a reason for this somewhere.Ĭlearly there's something for the Spotify dev's / coders / programmers to do here, and, patently, the various options don't shake hands very well. So, per your concept, went to the bottom of the Desktop App and clicked on "Connect to a Device" and chose, first, the Desktop option, then, the Web option and, hey presto, sound from the Web App! Oddly, while both song progress indicators work together, when while both are open, a lot of functionality is prevented in the Desktop version. Then, concurrently, openened Spotify Desktop, which, oddly, would not actually play. I followed the "concept" of your note in that, all carried out on my computer, note, I first opened the Spotify Web Player in Firefox, which, yes, did everything except "play." Hey Chiufucious, spot-on my friend - you nailed it - thanks v much! Yes, checked the volume sliders … all are above “0”Īny help would be appreciated guys! Warm rgds,
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One just needs to use some logic as to how to identify it.
Hmm … something quirky here… So, as mentioned, this is most likely something simple … a simple configuration, etc. J There’s a “quirk” here: my Spotify desktop app works perfectly, on both computers. given the many folk that are also experiencing this issue) is, firstly, most likely a simple one, and, secondly, does need to be resolved, which I am sure the brainy guys behind Firefox / Spotify are busy sorting out. I don’t think the solution “should” be to need to run Spotify from a flash drive-unnecessary, extra “stuff” to need to content with. However, when it comes to clicking the “arrow” to play … well, nothing happens. Both systems are able to log into Spotify perfectly and access all of one’s music, whether playlists, or, the like. My secondary netbook is an Acer Aspire One running win’s 10 Home, 64-bit.īoth systems are not able to get the web version of Spotify to work. My primary computer is a Lenovo T520 running Win’s 7 Pro, 64-bit. So, as mentioned, this is most likely something simple. There's a "quirk" here: my Spotify desktop app works perfectly, on both computers. I don't think the solution "should" be to need to run Spotify from a flash drive-unnecessary, extra "stuff" to need to content with. However, when it comes to clicking the "arrow" to play. Both systems are able to log into Spotify perfectly and access all of one's music, whether playlists, or, the like.
My secondary netbook is an Acer Aspire One running win's 10 Home, 64-bit.īoth systems are not able to get the web version of Spotify to work. My primary computer is a Lenovo T520 running Win's 7 Pro, 64-bit. So I am stuck with the Web Player which normally works fine, but not now.
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PS I cannot download the Player onto my PC, I.T. Thanks in advance for any suggestions on fixing this. Rebooted twice, deleted Spotify cookies, etc.Īny recommendations on how to fix? For music right now I have reverted to Pandora, which I don't particularly like (plus since I'm PAYING for Spotify, I'd like that to work correctly). I have viewed a couple troubleshooting threads but none of that stuff works. When I select music and hit the Play arrow, nothing happens, the Play arrow still remains (instead of changing to the Pause symbol) and the song time does not change, just sits there at 0:00. I tried downloading what it says, but since a work computer I cannot download as a non-admin.so flipped over to Firefox. I am using Firefox, mainly because while I usually use IE, I'm now getting a "Enable Player in your browser" message all of the sudden. I am trying to figure out why music will not play on the Web Player.
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