You get used to it, it has been like this on iOS for quite a while already.
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I'm a person that likes it when the UI is switched up a bit every now and then to bring some fresh air to an old app.
This case I absolutely don't care.
I used to agree wholeheartedly, but I'm the last 3-5 years I've come to absolutely dread UI changes. I can't think of a website or service that I use that's gotten better. They (reddit, youtube, facebook or whatever) take away functions and make it easier to herd users the way they want them.
I prefer it this way. I like the function of the double tap open up a prompt to choose a playlist, feels more convenient. As for the heart vs plus button, i like the symbology of the plus button more, but that's personal preference.
A flaw that I heard many times in this teard is that it looks like a volume button
I can see that. Not something that crossed my mind first time I saw it, but makes senses
Good thing I don't use Spotify.
Get your downvotes ready.
Same opinion for all of Spotify: it's shit
Eh, neither of your screenshot shows what you are talking about, tbh.
I don't use Spotify anymore, because paying means less quality for me. But at first I thought this was a joke, because I couldn't find the dislike (not that it ever did sth in Spotify)