Click on the “ Clear Data” button and select the “ Clear” option when the message displaying the space that is occupied by the cache and cookies is shown.Click on the “ Privacy & Security” button on the left pane and scroll down to the “ Cookies & Site data” heading.Click on the menu button on the top right corner and select “ Options” from the list.Open the Firefox browser and launch a new tab.Open the Spotify website and check to see if the issue persists.Click on “ Clear Data” and restart your browser.Click on “ Advanced” select “ All time” from the time range and check the first four options.Scroll down further and click on “ Clear Browsing Data” under the “ Privacy and Security” heading.Scroll down to the bottom and click on “ Advanced“.Click on the menu button on the top right of the browser and select “ Settings” from the list of options.The process varies slightly depending on the browser that you are using. Therefore, in this step, we will be deleting the cache and cookie from the browser. The cache and cookies can become corrupted over time and cause problems with the loading process of the site.
Safari Browser: If you are trying to use the Spotify web player on the Safari browser it will not work.
However, the cache and cookies can become corrupted over time and cause problems with the loading process of the site. Similarly, websites store cookies for the same purposes. Cookies and Cache: All applications store cache to decrease the application loading times and provide a smoother experience.This seems to be a constant issue with many users who have their account logged into multiple devices even though the other devices are not using the application while trying to stream audio on the web player. Multiple Logins: Sometimes, if the Spotify account is logged in across a lot of devices it prevents you from streaming the music.