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Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by jatsign on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:12AM (#18997310)
Off topic but somewhat related - my corporate overlords don't let us install anything on our workstations and the browsers we use are old and not supported by play.spotify.com.

Any bright ideas about how I can use spotify here?

Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by retSava on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:46AM (#18997445)
On your account on your phone, make a playlist and download it (sth like "for offline use"), then go offline at work. Limits what you can listen to spontaneously, but you can simply take one of the "radios", copy to playlist, make offline at home so you download over wifi, then remove and repeat for each day. Nature finds a way.
Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by swift532 on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:30AM (#18997371)
I think there are some web services which open up a web page in a specific browser version and stream that back to you. Perhaps you can try and have them run it in a newer browser.

I can't name a site off the top of my head, but googling will probably work.

Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by hexteria on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:18AM (#18997329)
The obvious thing to me seems to be BYOD e.g. smartphone or tablet you can stash in a drawer or keep in your pocket while using it for Spotify. I guess you've already thought about that and it's ruled out for some reason.
Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by BostonEnginerd on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:17AM (#18997325)
Listen on your mobile device.
Re:Mystery tracks being 'forced' on your Spotify by 1ceaham on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:19AM (#18997330)
Haven't used it, but perhaps Tizonia?