Feature description:
Fundamentally it’s just a small pop up notification on the GUI that informs the user their queue has been modified successfully.
Problem solved:
Currently, (I believe) the only way to verify that a song was successfully added to the queue is to actually check the queue which can be a bit of a pain when I’m on the run. I occasionally find myself not actually swiping far enough, and I only find out when the song I’m expecting to play never comes on. I appreciate that if I swipe far enough the queue icon does a little bounce, but sometimes it’s hard to tell whether it actually did bounce or just went up in brightness.
Brought benefits:
It would make the UI more responsive to user actions which is ideal when quickly trying to set up a queue without having to verify it manually. Also, it will make the app more accessible to new users who are still figuring out what does what. Icons alone don’t really do a good job of explaining that swipe left = queue next, swipe right = put at the end of the queue.
Other application solutions:
YouTube Music shows a short pop up saying “this song will play next” when a song is swiped. I believe Spotify does that too but I lack the means to verify.
Additional description and context:
Whilst not part of this feature request specifically, its worth mentioning that YouTube Music also turns the little slider green when you swiped far enough to add to queue, which I find to be a much clearer indicator than Symfonium’s icon bounce + size increase.
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