Spotify finally allows you to turn off the controversial “Create” button from the lower navigation belt. What does this mean for users and how to do it? Here are the details of the new update, which will definitely please many people.
You can now remove the “Create” button from the bottom belt in Spotify
The “Create” button that appeared on the main Stotify bar has aroused mixed feelings for months. For some, it was a facilitation, for others unnecessary ballast in everyday use of the application. Personally, I belong to this first group. Muscle memory does its job and the new icon on the right only irritated me. It looks like I wasn’t the only one. The website has just introduced changes that have been asked for some time – the button can finally be turned off. We check how to do it and why it is worth.
Spotify regularly tests new solutions in the interface of its application, but not all of them meet with enthusiasm. One of the most controversial add -ons of recent months was the “Create” button on the lower navigation bar. Access to it was maybe convenient, but for many people unnecessary. In the latest update, the platform finally went to the head and allows it to turn it off. The new option has already hit Android and iOS, and its activation is very easy.
How to delete the “Create” button and the Spotify application?
The “Create” button was to facilitate the creation of new playlists, the playlist of shared, mixes “Blend”, lists generated by AI and the “Jam” session. Although the functions themselves were useful, many users decided that they did not deserve a separate place in the main application interface. Now Spotify has responded to the voices of the community.
To turn off the button, you must:
- Tap on a profile photo in the mobile application,
- Enter “Settings and privacy”,
- In the “content displayed” section, switch the “Create button” option.
If you use Spotify on several smartphones or tablets, you need to turn off the button separately on each of them. The change does not synchronize automatically.
This is a small but significant update that shows that Spotify is starting to listen to its users more – at least in interface matters. Well, unless someone “upstairs” realized that creating a playlist is not a function of a necessity …
