Android phone stuck on downloading app

Two days ago I removed all downloaded playlists from the desktop app and add about 15 new playlists. I have the manually selected option on ther desktop. I did this all while my phone was connected over the same wi-fi network. Later I tried to access the spotify playlists in offline mode and was unable to. Yesterday I watched as all the files were downloaded to my phone while on that same wifi network and my phone was connected to the spotify desktop. I then turned offline mode on my phone and I was able to play a spotify playlist that was downloaded.

This morning I tried offline mode again but it showed all the spotify playlists that had been downloaded twice before as greyed out. And all the files were downloaded over the past two days.

Ok, so something is broken with Spotify. I hope this info helps you fix it soon. I also hope you being Spotify support do a better job of reading the comments to discern the problem.

I want to add an update and you should probably change the title to reflect the problem I described and that I saw basically described in at least 3 other different posts. So what I learned is that I was able to download on my mobile phone when I was on my home wifi network than I previously mentioned. I was also able to play the playlist offline.

However, I left home and came back hours later the previously downloaded playlists were greyed out. The cache I mentioned above was still at mb. Hope this helps you solve the problem. I'm going to try to uninstall and re-install and see if that works. The main issue is that we haven't been able to reproduce this issue here. I'm trying to gather information that will let us pinpoint any common factors, apart from "this is happening on Android. I have use "Spotify for android" since the first day it was released, and I have never got any problem like this before..

Where can I get an old version, so I can go back to it, untill you solve this.. To be able to download your playlist on your Wifi, so you can listen when your not home. And I'm working in a mine upp in the north of Sweden and have no possibility to use datatrafik on my phone there.

I get this problem. Now, run App Store. You may need to run it a few times in order for the problem to resolve itself. Clearing the cache is a perfect way to help get your Android device up-to-date with the Trello web interface. This is a quick and easy fix that gets your phone or tablet ready for anything you throw at it. To fix this, update to the newer version and clear your cache.

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It seems they have different policies than in the US. Free apps in Amazon App store's indian version are free or would also link purchase url? Unfortunately, I don't know. I can't install the Indian Amazon App Store. These are non-market sources which frequently lack many apps. You may suggest fix for main question. I have downloaded newest android market but same problem - gets stuck while installing and therefore the app fails to install even it gets fully downloaded, and happens for other apps too.

I respect your views but you have forgotten that I have discussed,concluded and even thanked on your answers. Similarly I responded and even clicked 'like' to answers of other respondents too.

Kindly see bigger picture of this issue before concluding on incomplete observation.