We believe in the future of the Desktop platform and want to make sure it can still serve the needs of our users now and into the future. Many of you will have noticed already, but we’ve based the new experience on the more modern and scalable Web Player codebase, and in doing so made both versions more aligned and easier to use than ever before. In short, the new user interface is the future of the Spotify Desktop client, and over the coming weeks we’ll roll out the new UI to all Desktop users. I wanted to make another post to once again thank you all for your continued feedback, and also give a little more detail about what we’re doing from here on in.
Again this will be arriving in an upcoming Desktop release.ĭan here from the Desktop team again. We're working on bringing to Desktop the ability (like in our mobile apps) to see all the saved songs by a particular artist from within the artist page itself."Discovered On" playlists for artists will be back in an upcoming release.We expect this to land in an upcoming release, so do watch this space and make sure you remain fully updated. We're working on bringing back a list-like Discography view, something many of you have mentioned missing in the new UI.I'd also like to mention a few things coming in upcoming versions of Desktop
If you'd like to read a few more details like that you can check it out here. Yesterday we published a blog post on our engineering blog which goes into more details on the new UI, the reasons behind it and the process of building it. We'll continue to go through all your posts in this blog, so if you have any other questions besides the ones in the FAQ, feel free to add them in a comment below. We've tried to cover most of the frequently asked questions concerning the new update in this Spotify Answer - Make sure to check it out!
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