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Create Equaliser for Android deezer.

Hi @MrHaroldA @Gatis Marusens @archaic_email, thank you for your suggestions.

To ensure your ideas are considered, I suggest you submit them as proposals here.

This way, they can be reviewed, voted on, and potentially implemented in the future.

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

It has been logged way back in 2018 and our feedback is not appreciated at all but is has been ignored for 6 years now, and probably way more years to come. Technically, Deezer is really bad. But hey, look at the new shiny, but dysfunctional purple heart design!

You never listen to us, you even made fun of us on social media for not liking the new design.

So you can stop with the fake “highly appreciated” responses; facts show you don’t care.

Hello, dear developers.
I would like to inform you about several issues with the accessibility of the mobile application for visually impaired users.
1. It is impossible to turn on a stream by mood or genre. The settings are completely out of focus for screen readers (TalkBack, Jieshuo, Prudence).
2. In the lists of playlists and artists, the speech synthesizer constantly says "Artist" or "Playlist", depending on which tab of the media library I am on.
In this regard, I would like to be able to turn off covers for artists and playlists in the settings.
3. In the list of playlists, the names are often not voiced, only the word "Playlist" is pronounced.
Apparently, the playlist cover is too big, it covers the name.
In this regard, again, the question arises about the possibility of disabling the display of covers in the settings.

Hi @Gith0 @soundmaster, thank you for your suggestions!

To make sure your ideas get the attention they deserve, please submit them as proposals here.

This allows them to be reviewed, voted on, and possibly implemented in the future.

We greatly value your feedback.

I’d like to have the option to increase the information density, like the “compact view” of GMail and other sites. I’d like to be able to see 30+ songs at once when looking at a playlist on my PC monitor, instead of having to scroll constantly.

I've been thinking about how the queuing system could be improved. I switched to deezer from Spotify a few months ago and similarly to Spotify, deezer adds the song directly after the one currently playing when choosing to play next (aka. Say I queued two songs to play next; the second song I queue would play before the first song I queued) which is nice sometimes. My main issue is that there is no way to queue songs in the order I click them in— I either have to intensely think about what order to click on the songs in order to get what I want or I have to reorder all of them.

I think that incorporating that same queueing module Spotify has (or a similar one) would be the easiest way to fix this problem. When you add a song to the queue it disregards the Playlist currently playing (i.e the Playlist is not actually considered “queued”, and only considers the current playing song or previously manually inputed songs as queued) and plays the song next—similarly to the play next feature. However, their add to queue options adds the songs in chronological order whereas play next puts the songs in reverse chronology.