edit the queue

The future features updates page does not obviously mention queue editing, unless it's bundled under "improved playback settings" (doesn't seem likely to me).  There are many things I dislike about the new app design, but I miss this feature the most.  I'd like to see it on the calendar explicitly.

Editing the queue is the feature I miss the most.  Editing the queue and saving queue as a playlist is an essential function that should no music system should go without.  Please put it on the list of features to be revived and give us a date to look forward to. June is over and we are still waiting for the features planned for June.  I hope queue editing comes back in July.

School boy error. Sonos you’ve scored an own goal by removing the edit queue function. Could do better, must try harder… E minus/No Grade

Editing the queue etc. is mentioned in the Sonos Support App future features update - see the links in the earlier posts in this thread.

Still not available smh

The stated dates for release are September & October - so maybe see what the situation is at the end of October as these things can get interrupted by some other things too, I guess.

 One other thing that bugs me about the queue is it does not follow the progress of the music.  I could be on track 236 and when I open the queue I’m on page 1.  There is no other control point app that does that.  I’ve used a lot of control point apps all the way back to Slim Devices Squeezebox and they all follow the music progress.  This is the basics.

Ability to edit the queue - it's FINALLY back! Most of the new queue editing functionality is self-explanatory (swipe left to delete a track from the queue was the only one I didn't figure-out immediately).

https://support.sonos.com/en-gb/article/edit-the-queue

Slowly getting somewhere! 🙂

 Just wish the 3 lines for moving a track were not always showing on the queue screen.  They take up space for the track name and they could cause the accidental movement of a track while swiping.  Please bring back the word Edit which, after choosing, would display the 3lines for moving tracks.  Add the word Save while your at it.

I have been wondering if the “directly moving the track when (touching and) swiping on the 3 lines graphic” is just on my Poco Android device or on all Android’s. 

On iOS I need to touch and hold the 3 lines to move the track in the queue. It’s much safer against the accidental movement when I intend to just scroll the queue. Obviously it’s a bit slower than now on Android but I’m not sure it’s great that I need to watch exactly where I put my finger before wanting to scroll the queue. 
 

Was this functionality forced by Android’s inners or something Sonos UX designers think is so often a used feature compared to scrolling the queue that it needs to move the track immediately?