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Queue ETA

Queue timing for Spotify on Spicetify.

See how long is left in your queue and exactly when every upcoming track will play — a total on the "Next up" heading, a countdown or clock time on every row, and no hard-coded Spotify class names anywhere.

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Highlights

  • Total remaining — the length of everything still queued, right on the "Next up" heading
  • Per-track ETA — every upcoming row shows when it starts, as a countdown (in 11:42) or a clock time (9:47 PM)
  • Accurate totals — durations Spotify hasn't preloaded are fetched once and cached, so the total never silently truncates
  • Estimate marking — values are prefixed with ~ while a duration is still unknown
  • Repeat aware — shows when repeat-one is active
  • Works everywhere the queue does — the side panel and the full-page queue view
  • Localised clock — 12/24-hour follows your Spotify locale, or force either
  • Settings UI — a proper settings modal from Spotify Settings or the profile menu
  • Zero dependencies — no CDN scripts, no moment.js, no network calls unless duration lookup is enabled

Inspired by Theblockbuster1's QueueTime, rebuilt from scratch in TypeScript.

Full settings list: docs/settings.md


Install

Marketplace (recommended)

  1. Open the Spicetify Marketplace
  2. Search for Queue ETA
  3. Click Install

No further setup needed — it works out of the box with sensible defaults.

Requires Spicetify >= 2.0.0. For manual install instructions, see docs/installation.md.

Then: queue a few tracks and open the queue. The total appears on the "Next up" heading and each row gets its own ETA. → Settings


Settings

Three ways in:

  • Spotify Settings → scroll to the Queue ETA section → Open
  • Profile menu (avatar, top right) → Queue ETA Settings
  • QueueETA.openSettings() in the console
Setting Default What it does
Enable Queue ETA On Master switch for all annotations
Show total remaining On Queue length on the "Next up" heading
Label Remaining Text after the total; empty for none
Include current track On Counts the rest of the playing track in the total
Display mode Countdown Countdown, Clock time, or Off
Countdown prefix in Text before each countdown; empty for none
Clock format Match system Match system, 12-hour, 24-hour
Time style Compact 1:36:18 or padded 01:36:18
Fetch missing durations On Looks up tracks Spotify hasn't preloaded
Mark estimates On Prefixes ~ when a duration is unknown
Debug logging Off Console diagnostics

Full reference: docs/settings.md.


Console API

QueueETA.getModel()             // queue durations, offsets, current remaining
QueueETA.set('etaMode', 'clock')
QueueETA.openSettings()
QueueETA.cache.clear()
QueueETA.reset()

Documentation

Page What's in it
Installation Marketplace install, manual install, and updating
Settings Every option, what it changes, and the console API
How It Works Architecture, duration resolution, and the future-proofing strategy
Troubleshooting Nothing showing up, wrong times, performance

Why it keeps working across Spotify updates: Spotify ships hashed, per-build CSS class names, so anything selecting on them breaks every few releases. Queue ETA never does. It anchors on stable ARIA and structural contracts (#queue-panel, role="treegrid", role="row", aria-posinset, aria-rowcount) and renders through CSS custom properties on ::after pseudo-elements — meaning it inserts no elements into Spotify's React tree at all, so it cannot conflict with a re-render. If Spotify wipes a value, the next tick restores it. → How It Works


Need help or want to chat?

Join the official Discord for live support, bug reports, feature requests, and release announcements. It's the fastest way to get unstuck.

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License

Source-available under the QueueETA Source-Available License v1.0 — see LICENSE. Not OSI open source.

You may read, fork, modify, and run it for personal, non-commercial use, and open pull requests here. You may not redistribute it, publish a fork or rebrand, ship pre-built bundles of it, or use it commercially without written permission. Contact 7xeh.dev for licensing.


Made with <3 for the Spicetify community by 7xeh.

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