Option to change "Play next" to how spotify implements it

Feature requests
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Feature description:

When adding a song/album to “play next” it will be like it’s own little queue within the bigger queue. So when something is added to play next (e.g. song 1) and then another song is added (song 2). The player will first play song 1 and then song 2 before playing the rest of the queue.

Maybe a toggle for this would be great so people could turn it on or off if they want to

Problem solved:

Now when adding something to “play next” it will be put on top of the queue (so literally playing next). So you have to add your songs to play next and then rearrange them to play them in “chronological” order of adding.

Brought benefits:

It makes for a smoother experience where it’s easier to play the songs in the order you want

Other application solutions:

 
Apps like Spotify or Finamp will play everything added to “play next” in the order you added them before resuming the queue
 

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this a feature I’d really like! or if they implement an option so we have choose how play next actually works.

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I would like to see that too.
It would also be great if one can press play on a song an it is started but the queue is as it was before. There is the option play next on press but not play next and start the song directly.
Booth would be great to see.

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I would also love to see this!

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So I would like the same thing.

For now I’m satisfied by doing this:

Disable the smart queue (can access by going to more setting inside a expanded player) and also disable the long press start multi select (Interface / media lists / the last option)

With this if from no queue you long press a track it plays alone, so I can then add manually the song I want. It isn’t the best, but having ALWAYS the entire album in queue was more problematic.

I want also say that this app is amazing. The way you can custom things is absurd. Like the are so many options that it is comprehensible that it is difficult to make it exactly as you like.