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Plan
Premium
Device
Desktop
Operating System
Windows 10
My Question or Issue
I noticed recently the amount of releases that will load in the What's New section will stop when scrolling down a certain amount on the desktop app. The mobile app loads a lot more releases in the What's New feature. I track a lot of releases to place in my New Release playlist weekly, and now I have to go to my phone to load a longer list in the What's New section so I can accurately load all of the new releases from artists I follow. This is an ISSUE I strongly believed should be FIXED.
Please allow a much longer list to load in the What's New feature on the deskop app version of Spotify. Allowing this helps serve Spotify's customers by being able to utilize the What's New section for what it is purposely there for: To see all new releases an account follows, regardless of the number of artists an account follows as the purpose of following artists is to be able to track their new releases. If the What's New feature fails to list all new releases, that functionality is broken and does not serve its purpose to fruition.