Spotify
1.1.17.543.
Spotify
1.1.17.543.Stream music, create playlists and more.
Overview
Spotify is a streaming music service that gives you on-demand access to millions of songs. Whether you like driving rock, silky R&B, or grandiose classical music, Spotify's massive catalogue puts all your favorites within your reach. No streaming service offers a larger, more varied catalogue.
The music you love, whenever you want it
- You're the DJ. Add stars to your favorite tracks, and create playlists. Spotify lets you keep your favorites close at hand.
- Endless discovery. With built-in Related Artist suggestions, Spotify will help you discover your new favorite artists, albums, and tracks.
- Make it social. Follow your favorite artists, share musical recommendations with friends, and more.
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Version 1.1.17.543:
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- OS X 10.10.0 or later
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It may also be that when updating the application, put the preferences back by default, instead of keeping the ones you select. To me it restores the option "Show the songs not available in the playlists" that I always activate, and the app insists on hiding in each update. Nor do I see now an option that bothers me a lot and always canceled, that at the end of my selected album, the playback with themes at random continued. I suppose they will pay a lot of money for forcing you to listen to unwanted songs. Your selection is good, but I do not like to be forced to be aware of whether it ends or not what you select.
"In menu Spotify> preferences> show advanced settings and in option Open Spotify automatically when starting the computer, select NO."
That will only work when you're signed in to Spotify. Derekcurrie is correct. Without deleting the app, good luck preventing it from opening during login in a user account that ran the app once, never signed in, and never wants to.
In any case, bad for Spotify. When you do not allow the user to choose how to use your application clearly. For me, this works while it is not updated. In almost every update, you have to check all the preferences, which return to the original default status imposed by Spotify: auto-start, similar songs without end, news, show iTunes, ... While I'm still using the same version, remember the preferences.
I do not like it to be updated necessarily, and not to take into account the permissions. If you originally installed it as an administrator, but you use it with another user without such a privilege, you can not replace the original package and it does not work. It forces you to install as many applications as users, each with their private copy in their personal user folder.
P.S. I do not speak English. This is a mechanical translation, I apologize in advance if it is not correct.