Spotify already allows you to obtain songs, albums and playlists for offline listening, however you must choose every one manually so it is simple to overlook your favourite music. Now, the corporate is testing a characteristic known as “Your Offline Combine” that may “save a mixture of your just lately performed songs for when the vibe is excessive, however your connection is low,” Spotify CEO Daniel Ek stated on Twitter.
The characteristic seems to be just like YouTube’s Offline Mixtape characteristic that got here out again in 2019. As we wrote on the time, “Sensible Downloads will decide a few of your favourite songs and ensure they’re accessible to you wherever.” Spotify’s characteristic seems to be very related, with the system downloading incessantly listened-to songs and different content material.
We’ve been testing out a brand new characteristic known as “Your Offline Combine” – a playlist designed for these instances whenever you won’t be on-line ✈️
What do you suppose? pic.twitter.com/9so0FZMRPX
— Daniel Ek (@eldsjal) June 8, 2023
The characteristic is in testing and it isn’t clear but when it is going to be accessible, however customers in Ek’s Twitter mentions stated they’ve already seen it of their apps — with one noting that they hadn’t downloaded 90 % of the songs of their combine. Plus, the screenshot reveals an offline combine over three-and-a-half hours lengthy, so it might deal with loads of songs. That can make it fairly helpful for instances whenever you’re touring or are in a distant location and wish a little bit (or quite a bit) of leisure.