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Part 4. Spotify Won't Let Me Clear the Queue: Solution

Sometimes, the Spotify queue button may not work, or even disappear on the screen. Apart from restarting or reinstalling the Spotify app, there is a practical method to completely solve this problem.

How to Clear Spotify Play Queue and History. As you see, it's easy to add tracks to the Play Queue, but what about clearing the Spotify queue and history? Clear the Spotify Queue and History on iPhone or iPad. Step 1: Find and open on your Spotify iPhone or iPad. Spotify app is the green circle with three curved lines inside. The Spotify cache is an area on your computer that stores temporary versions of your tracks, as well as fragments of tracks. Spotify draws on the music in your cache, delivering it not only to you on your computer, but also to other users who want to listen to the same data. And select 'Delete Folder Playlists' Then click 'Delete' at the prompt: That should delete all the playlists in the folder (and the folder itself). Uninstalling Spotify will not remove playlists because playlists are tied to your account and are stored on the Spotify servers, so the only way of removing them is from within the client. Clear data and cache of Spotify. From the home screen go to settings then apps. Open the app manager, select and tap Spotify. On the drop-down tap storage then tap CLEAR CACHE, tap cached data and finally tap CLEAR. Now open Spotify and check if it still crashes. If it does, go to step 3. Uninstall and reinstall Spotify. Uninstall Spotify: Start Control Panel Programs / Uninstall a Program Spotify Find your AppData folder and delete all Spotify data. Start, run, type:%appdata% and hit enter You probably see 4 folders; enter each and see if they contain a folder called Spotify. Delete the entire Spotify folder. Restart your computer at this point. On your Mac or PC, open the Spotify app and click the queue button, which is at the bottom-right corner and looks. Click the 'CLEAR' button on the right side of the page, above the songs in your queue.

What you need is just a delicate smart software called AudFree Spotify Music Converter. Based on the latest converting skill, this program is customized to convert Spotify music to MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, AAC, and most common formats. The converted songs will save on your local computer without losing any quality. In this way, you are free to select and download the tracks you like from the Spotify queue, then schedule and create your favorite Spotify playlist locally.


Step 1. Download AudFree Spotify Music Converter on the computer. Open it with the Spotify app auto-launched. Import your loved songs from Spotify queue by dragging and dropping them.

Step 2. Find the menu icon on the AudFree's interface. Click it to open the 'Preferences' page. Reset the output settings to MP3, 320kbps, 48000 Hz to get the best sound quality. Or you can modify them according to your needs.

Step 3. Tap the 'Convert' button to start the conversion. Once the process is done, you can follow the instructions to locate the local music library.

Step 4. Organize the converted Spotify audio files as your preference. Then forget the unusable Spotify queue button.

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Spotify needs a WiFi or mobile data connection to work.

Mobile data

It’s best to use WiFi instead of mobile data.

If you can’t use WiFi but want to keep mobile data usage low, use Data Saver.

Data Saver reduces the app’s data usage by showing fewer images and reducing audio quality.

  1. Tap Home .

  2. /is-there-a-free-version-of-spotify.html. Tap Settings .

  3. Switch Data Saver on.

More ways to reduce mobile data usage:

  • If you have Premium, download music to listen offline.
    Tip: Make sure the app only downloads when connected to WiFi, switch Download using cellular off in the app’s settings (under Music Quality).
  • Check your Music Quality. Higher quality music uses more data.
  • Switch Autoplay off in your app’s settings. This stops it playing after what you’ve selected.
  • Use WiFi when using the app abroad. Check your mobile data plan to learn about roaming charges.
  • Your device may have its own data saver. Check the support site for your device.

Videos

Videos use more data than music due to larger file sizes, but our data usage is comparable to other popular video channels.

Videos on podcasts

Some podcasts feature videos. You can’t turn these videos off, but they only play when you have them on-screen. If you navigate away from the podcast or lock your device, only the audio plays.

Note: When downloading a podcast, only the audio is downloaded, not the video.

Now playing moving visuals

The moving visuals in Now Playing is a feature called Canvas - a unique form of artistic expression on Spotify.

These are short and looping, so use very little data. After they’ve looped once, they don’t need any more data to keep playing. They also don’t continue to run in the background.

If don’t want Canvas, you can switch it off:

  1. Tap Home .

  2. Tap Settings .

  3. Switch Canvas (under Playback) off.

Bandwidth

The app uses some of your device’s internet bandwidth to play music without buffering.

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To reduce bandwidth usage:

Clear All Spotify App Data Recovery

  • Close any other open applications using the internet
  • If you have Premium, download music to listen offline
  • Use the web player