Spotify Playback Speed
Adds a button and menu to manipulate playback speed on Spotify Web.
Skips known songs on Spotify web player to help discover new music
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This extension helps you find new music on the Spotify!
You can toggle the extension to enter a "skip known songs" mode. Then the extension will skip any songs in your playlists or that it's seen you listen to before.
This makes it easier to find new music. Instead of song radios full of songs you've already heard or added you can filter them to only new songs.
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It automatically skips songs I've already heard, but there are times it still doesn't skip songs I remember I heard long ago. Also, an option to not skip songs that you have on a playlist you've created but haven't heard would be nice.
This extension is life changing. I'm tired of going to "song radio" and only seeing songs that I've already heard (and are often in my "liked songs"). If I could contact the handsome vixen who made this extension, my feedback would be: 1) The app should also skip the song if there is an identical song in my playlist (sometimes there are 2 copies, not remixes) 2) It should recognize explicit/nonexplicit versions as the same