[Web Player][Playlists] Sort Playlists in Browser

I have a Chromebook and thus use the web player exclusively now. Unfortunately, there is no way to organize and sort playlists or even songs within playlists within the brower version so my playlists are currently a mess. Would love to add sorting features to the web browser version.

Updated: 2015-07-06Hi and thanks for your contribution! A similar idea has also been suggested here:
https://community.spotify.com/t5/Live-Ideas/Sort-options-for-playlist-on-web-app/idi-p/350820
Add your kudos and comments there please!

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[Web Player][Playlists] Playlist sorting

A previous thread on this topic - https://community.spotify.com/t5/Closed-Ideas/Sort-Playlists-Alphabetically/idi-p/699414 - was incorrectly defined as a duplicate and can therefore no longer benefit from user kudos. Spotify, I'd urge you to pay closer attention to the content of the thread, rather than quickly dismissing it. (Thanks, Marco, but perhaps think a little harder next time?) Your mobile app shows that you already understand the desire to sort/filter playlists - not the content of those playlists, but the index/list of playlists - so it's ridiculous that you've not implemented this in the desktop and browser interfaces. I'm no coder, but this can't be tricky stuff. And even if you've got a million other things on your priority list, at least take the time to communicate with us. Many of us are paying users, and we love the service as a whole, but this is some darn basic stuff. A basic feature for you to add, and you can't even take the time to explain why you haven't or whether you ever will. Hell, with Apple looking to cut your lunch, maybe this is the time to sort your crap out. Cheers.

Hello !
It's nice of you to worry about my responding and I'm always open for constructive feedback. If you have any suggestions on how to make the process of dealing with new suggestions better, please send me a PM, thanks!
While my tone might not be totally "patient and understanding" it's far from unfriendly. I would say it's a neutral tone since I was just eager to know why everyone think it's a duplicate although to my understanding it's clearly not. Alas, I still have not received an explaining answer to that irritation.
Regarding this idea here: I just wanted to make sure this time and avoid another "that was not what I meant" issue. Since the author hasn't edited the idea for 2 weeks and this topic here is more of a general discussion about duplicates and tone of replies, I'll go ahead and close this for now. Any of the above matters can be better resolved in PMing me directly - I'm always looking for feedback! Thanks. :)

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bettymcm wrote:
> We have used the same code to download the 2004 web
player successfully from
> our server since 2005. Recently however, during the
download, the player
> starts, but it hangs at the point where the progress bar
with the label
> "Loading Files" displays. This happens on a client pc
that has no Authorware
> web player files in Downloaded Program Files,
System32\Macromed\Authorwa, and
> Documents and Settings...\Authoware Web Player
directories. We can download
> successfully to the same pc from the Adobe server. I'd
appreciate very much
> any advice that the experts have.
>
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