On Macs with a traditional hard disk, such intense data writing task can greatly slow down system performance. Such intense data writing activity over a period of time can be really harmful to SSDs since they have a limited data writing cycle. Spotify users over the last few months have been complaining about the app writing tens of GBs of data within a minute or two in the background in some cases. I really liked the iOS Music App, but the iTunes-like app for macOS is garbage.Using the Spotify music app on your Mac? The app is silently killing the SSD/HDD of your Mac. Spotify is far from being a perfect app, but their macOS app is SO MUCH BETTER in comparison. * and one of the biggest flaws: if you add songs to both your library and your playlist and later decide to remove it from your library, it automatically gets also deleted from all of your playlists
* sometimes songs take a few seconds to start playing while Spotify starts playing instantaneously * you can't drag and drop songs from playlists (that you're not following, so playlists from the browse tab) in your playlists but have to use right-click instead (might have changed meanwhile idk) * apparently there are two forms of playlists, the one from the browse tab (where you can click on artists for example) and the ones that you've added to your library (where it's like the songs page, I can't click on anything).
* In the songs list, you can't click on an album name/artist to go to their page, you have to right-click and select it there instead * Unlike Spotify, the search is not instant, I have to hit return + it takes some time loading while Spotify gives me the results straight away while typing (sometimes I even have to hit return multiple times to get results) It has always served me well even when it was still iTunes, anecdotally speaking.Īpple Music on macOS is a nightmare of an app. I've always wondered why people have such problems with AM lol. Oh snap! The only thing that would make this comment better, would be for it to be true!
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