![]() To do the reverse (update to the new UI), you can do (***): ui.experience_override="xpui" On Windows (MS Store **): $user\AppData\Local\Packages\Spotify\prefsĪdd the following line: ui.experience_override="classic" On Windows: Go to C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Spotify\prefs On Linux (Snap): Go to ~/snap/spotify/46/.config/spotify/prefs On Linux (*): /home/$USER/.config/spotify/prefs On MacOS: Go to ~/Library/"Application Support"/Spotify/prefs Since this question is coming up a lot: Yes, you can actually revert back to the old UI. You can find multiple tutorials for this online and u/Reubzen was so nice to summarize it here.Īlternatively, you can use Spicetify to customize the appearance of Spotify and load community-made themes. Your best bet is to download an older version of Spotify and disable the updates. Apparently, the newest update on Windows and Mac seems to disable the functionality described in this post. ![]()
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