Why is it called a Queue, when it's really a History?

Hi @Todd Freeman, to understand how Queue works on Deezer, visit this Deezer-Cloud-Based-Queue-List article.
I hope it clarifies all your doubts.

That does not answer anything to do with my question. Thanks, though. The question is “why isn’t the queue really a queue?” When FLOW is in charge of the queue, why can’t I look at list of upcoming songs? This makes no sense.

Hi @Todd Freeman, the flow is the dynamic list, so it will be molded according to the musical tastes of the user. If there was a predetermined queue, the flow would not be readjusted whenever the user pressed the angry face and therefore the flow would continue playing the same genre of music.

Queue only shows the future when the future is predetermined. You'll see this if you go play a Playlist or add songs to queue etc. Flow is truly dynamic so can't be predicted as Leonidia mentions so there's nothing to show you until the song plays

This is simply not true. You can see upcoming songs in the mobile application. On the web app, if you hover your mouse pointer over the “Next” button, to the right of “Play”, it will show you what the next track will be. This goes to show that the above is just a poor excuse from Deezer.

The “Angry face” button has nothing to do with the issue. Flow could show a few upcoming songs, and change them if you pressed that button. It’s not like it decides the very last second what it will play next. It knows at least what the next one song will be, as noted above.

Hi @EpsilonSigma,  thanks for sharing this.
However, in the near future we don’t have planes to create a queue list for the Flow. But it is a fair point what was mention above.

But you already have a queue list for Flow. It works in the iOS app. You just need to make sure that mobile, desktop and web apps all work the same.

Where do you find the due? In my iOS I have recently played, but I do not see a que? 

​Hi @EpsilonSigma , can you share a screenshot with the queue list for Flow on iOS.

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