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Hey @murla,
Thanks for posting in the Community.
To make sure we're on the same page, the functionality from your screenshot is the Next section, which will switch to a different one if you choose a new playlist, album or a song.
The Queue itself can be cleared. You can test this by adding songs to it. Then the button to clear the queue will appear on the top right side next to the songs you've added.
Hope this helps,
Cheers!
Hey @murla,
Thanks for the reply.
At this point it is not possible to clear the Next up section, but the songs that are shown there should not get in the way of you starting fresh. That section shows all the songs from a playlist or an album that will play next but if you start playing a different piece of content they will disappear.
If you're just playing a single and want the music to stop after it you can turn off Autoplay with the steps here.
If you still have any questions, we'd be happy to help.
Hey @murla,
Thanks for the reply.
The AutoPlay feature can be toggled off from the desktop or mobile apps. You can open Settings > Playback > AutoPlay similar songs when music ends on other devices and make sure it's set to OFF.
Keep in mind that this will stop playback after an album, playlist or a single, which means that if you play a track from an album the rest of the songs in there will stream after that as well.
Hope this helps,
Cheers!
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