Maybe anyone has encountered this before and found a solution?īoth PCs are running 64 bit Windows 10 Home, both with Vivaldi. It's quite an annoyance for me, as I use the player on a daily basis. In both Chrome and Firefox Spotify web player works like a charm. I also tried to check it on a fresh install without sync, and the problem's always there. I tried updating widevine, clearing cache and browser history, I checked if any extensions interfered and disabled all of them. The pattern is always the same for both PCs: When I press "play", it skips 5 songs, plays 9 seconds of the sixth song and stops playing.
Usually fiddling with protected content settings helped.Ĭouple of days ago I had to do a clean install of Vivaldi on two Windows machines and in both instances Spotify web player stopped working. A MobileSyrup reader has reached out and shared that Spotify has entered Apples TestFlight beta program to test Apple Watch support. How to participate in the iOS Beta Testing Program: Enter your email address below. On numerous occasions it stopped working after I updated the browser. Head over to the main menu of the TestFlight app and select the app you want to stop beta testing.
User name, playlist name, playlist id, and the number of tracks in the playlist.Ok, player has been a problematic thing for me in Vivaldi for a long time now.
If you want to reuse the tool after that, you just need to grant this tool permissions again by clicking on the authenticate button above.įor playlists that have been randomized or reversed, I save the following information: Look for Playlist Tools by Steven Aleong and click on the Revoke Access button beside it. If you want to revoke access for this tool, go to your Approved Applications in your Spotify profile. If this doesn't do the trick, you could also ask a friend or a family to log in to their personal account using your device to see if they can replicate this behavior. If it throws an error, it could possibly be caused by too many requests being sent to Spotify. To do this, first, you need to login to Spotify using the original account. If you're still experiencing issues with the web player, we'd recommend clearing your browser's cache and cookies to see if it makes any difference. If you've approved access to this application previously before, it should redirect you back here as you don't need to reapprove this application again.
Your Spotify authentication information isn't saved anywhere permanently (unless you want it to in a cookie), just in your session, so once your session ends with the site, you'll have to click on the authenticate button again to use the tool.
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