While Spotify doesn’t follow the traditional update format that most Mac apps use, it typically stays up to date automatically. With that in mind, it’s a good idea to know how to update your apps manually and to do so regularly if automatic updates aren’t already enabled. Software updates can be critical, sometimes fixing bugs, improving performance, and enhancing your security. The process is a bit convoluted, and because of that, we’ll show you how you can check for updates for the Spotify app on your Mac in this tutorial. Unlike a lot of Mac apps, the Spotify app doesn’t have a dedicated “Check for Updates” option in any of its menus. Use our Community’s Ongoing Issues board to find helpful tips and information Note: If you don’t find your issue on Community, you can post about it and get help from our Community members in English.Spotify for Mac users might be a little stumped when trying to manually check for updates in the app, and you’re not alone.
If this didn’t help, you may need to troubleshoot further with the device's manufacturer.
Your device is supported for Spotify and up-to-date.If it doesn’t, it could be an issue specific to your device. Is it your device? See if the issue happens on a different device, or when using the web player. Songs can be grayed out if they're not available in your market.Check your network connection, or switch to a different network.Check your device is not in offline mode.Issues with local files? See Local files.
Problems with listening offline? See Listen offline. Issues with the sound or volume? See Can’t hear Spotify. Make sure your internet connection is stable.Reinstall the app Note: You need to re-download any downloaded music and podcasts after reinstalling the app.If you're having technical issues when playing something on the Spotify app, try these first:
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