Sometimes I add a lot of songs from different artists but I can't easily create a playlist based on that.
Sometimes I wanna hear through all albums or most of them from a particular artist and I don't want to manually add all albums again if I want to listen to this collection of songs again.
If the only way to create a playlist is adding manually albums or tracks someone needs to start doing it intentionally.
Creating a playlist based on queue simplifies a lot the process of creating playlists, and makes it possible even if i just started listening to something and I liked the result.
I understand that this is an important creative part of Deezer and integrates the community. So please improve the way we create playlists!
Create/save queue list to playlist on Deezer mobile app
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Hi,
Surprised to see that saving queue is not possible on the mobile app. Googling this brought me here.
Also the link above does not work:
Hi@Mircea Damian it is a nice future indeed and I hope we can have it in the future, but not ETA at the moment.
How is it that 4 years has gone by and such a rudimentary feature is still missing from the mobile apps? Are the mobile apps still being actively developed, with new features?
Thankfully I the web and desktop applications can be used as a workaround for saving the current queue as a playlist.
It clearly isn't being actively developed. I got fed up and googled it, because it's something I expected to be able to find and do. Only to realize people have been formally asking for it 4 years now. I'm paying more for Deezer Family than I would for other services.. This is just another one of the annoyances that's nudging me away.
Bump@Jaime. any ETA, 9 months on? Sorry we will relentlessly keep reminding every year. Basic feature, simple feature - create / add to playlist from que on mobile...
No updates I am afraid@maciejst . Some things might look easy but in the end are complex to implement or sometimes are nor prioritised.
I’ll ask our devs again if there is anything planned in their roadmap
I don't understand why this feature hasn't been added yet. I discover great music through the track mix feature. Will literally use it for hours on end. It's so disruptive to have to stop whatever you're doing to save the song, when you can just save the queue and sort them out later. This would be an amazing Quality of Life improvement for us. Please add it.
I don't understand why this feature hasn't been added yet. I discover great music through the track mix feature. Will literally use it for hours on end. It's so disruptive to have to stop whatever you're doing to save the song, when you can just save the queue and sort them out later. This would be an amazing Quality of Life improvement for us. Please add it.
It's been 5 years since this topic was created...
Hi there, this is a great suggestion!
While we are happy to forward this you could also add the songs to a new playlist while you add them to the queue, but I understand how you describe it would make things easier.
Make more users vote for this to get more attention
How is this post 5 years old and yet hasn't been implemented yet?
Hi there, this is a great suggestion!
While we are happy to forward this you could also add the songs to a new playlist while you add them to the queue, but I understand how you describe it would make things easier.
Make more users vote for this to get more attention
How is this post 5 years old and yet hasn't been implemented yet?
I guess I'm not the only one asking.
DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTE:
it's the little things that matter. I'm only on a trial now, but this is probably the deal breaker here. Not just missing a basic function, I could probably get over that. But the fact that you have been ignoring your user base for over 5 years now, for something that might take you 5 hours to implement? That's ridiculous…
I'm out, going to give my money to an service that values it's customers.