Which music streaming app is your favorite?

[Heatman]

There are so many music streaming applications that have thousands of songs and Playlist that's always updated once there's a new song released. Spotify, Audio mack, and Boom player are the commonly used ones here.

 

[Shortie]

I have used Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and also Spotify with their premium service and I have to say that Spotify with their premium service is my favorite. I love how with Spotify if I have listened to a playlist that has finished, they will play similar songs based on the playlist. I have found so many songs I forgot about using Spotify with that feature.

 

[Soulwatcher]

My favorite music app is Amazon Music. Myself or my wife listens to it every day.

 

[Dave]

I have Amazon Music as part of my prime membership, but I find Spotify a better choice. I don't subscribe, I just have a free account, but it's good enough for what I want. I also have an extensive library of music on my computer - just over 1,300 songs.

 

[PGen98]

I've been using YouTube Music almost exclusively for a while now. I prefer Spotify, but those adverts...ugh.

 

[Soulwatcher]

I have Amazon Music as part of my prime membership, but I find Spotify a better choice. I don't subscribe, I just have a free account, but it's good enough for what I want. I also have an extensive library of music on my computer - just over 1,300 songs.

I have the paid Amazon Music it's $9.99 a month and has the same songs as Spotify.

 

[Soulwatcher]

I've been using YouTube Music almost exclusively for a while now. I prefer Spotify, but those adverts...ugh.

I agree I like a lot of the Spotify playlists but those advertisements are like every 3 to 5 songs and I'm not about to pay for two music apps.

 

[PGen98]

I agree I like a lot of the Spotify playlists but those advertisements are like every 3 to 5 songs and I'm not about to pay for two music apps.

Totally agreed, it's ludicrous how obstructive the ads are, and paying for the premium service isn't an option for me.

 

[Soulwatcher]

Totally agreed, it's ludicrous how obstructive the ads are, and paying for the premium service isn't an option for me.

I would run YouTube with an AdBlock, if your on Android you can download Firefox and use the AdBlock extension.

 

[PGen98]

I would run YouTube with an AdBlock, if your on Android you can download Firefox and use the AdBlock extension.

I have AdGuard on my router, so AdGuard takes care of a lot them, but nowhere near all of them.

 

[Dave]

I have AdGuard on my router, so AdGuard takes care of a lot them, but nowhere near all of them.

Try Adblock Plus - I use it on Chrome, and it's very effective, especially on YouTube. However, it's a bit like Virus protection, a game of two halves where each attempt to outdo the other and stay ahead of the game.

 

[PGen98]

Try Adblock Plus - I use it on Chrome, and it's very effective, especially on YouTube. However, it's a bit like Virus protection, a game of two halves where each attempt to outdo the other and stay ahead of the game.

I run uBlock Origin on browsers, which is mostly effective, still some issues

 

[Lee]

I use Spotify, and I pay for premium family.

 

[Soulwatcher]

Try Adblock Plus - I use it on Chrome, and it's very effective, especially on YouTube. However, it's a bit like Virus protection, a game of two halves where each attempt to outdo the other and stay ahead of the game.

That is what I used and I opted out of all ads and now I have zero ads if there are any ads that it doesn't block I can still block them by clicking block this ad.