So why has Amazon Music refused to resolve this? Simple, they don't want subscribers to leverage a service they paid for. Some stated the volume widget is in the lower right-hand corner, it is not. But.Īs a subscriber to Amazon Music, I am dismayed at how Amazon Music refuses to resolve the 'Missing Volume Adjuster' in its Desktop version (Window 10/11). You'd THINK a big, successful company like Amazon could do better than this. It's like the Amazon Music UI team have never used other streamers OR desktop music players - or even taken any classes in UI design or UX enhancement.

(You can page up/down one screen at a time, but if you have half a day's plays in the queue, that's a HUGE PITA.)

(I'm tempted to characterize those decisions less charitably but they DID just fix the multi-select queue drag and drop bug that was introduced in the makeover update.)īut, I have to say, it really makes NO SENSE whatsoever to hide the volume control.īut they like HIDING stuff: for instance, you can't clear the queue without opening that interface - and THEN they moved the 'clear queue' button from a fixed header position to a position at the top of THE (scrolling) QUEUE PAGE - so, if you're not at the top of the queue, you have to blinking SCROLL all the way up - and NO shortcut conventions like ctrl-page up or anything useful like that. The Amazon Music UI team makes some really weird design decisions, I have to say. It's now 'behind' the speaker icon (that also allows access to Exclusive Mode if your gear is compatible).

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