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The whole list is unlocked on this browser — tick as many rows as you like, send them in one pass, take the lot as one ZIP when it lands, and nothing counts down. If it keeps being useful, sharing it does more than paying twice would.

Copy a link, paste it, take the files. The link is the only part that can go wrong.

Three dots next to the song, playlist, album or artist → Share → Copy link. In the web player, the address bar already holds it.

The link type is detected, so there is no tab to pick first. You get the track list — nothing downloads yet.

A free press takes one row, so press Download on the track you want; tags and cover art are already inside every file. Supporters tick the whole list and get it back as one ZIP.

A ?si= suffix, an /intl-de/ segment, an old /user/…/playlist/… link and a spotify:track:… URI all work as they are. A URL containing /search/ does not — that is the page you were browsing, not the song on it.

Type a name instead of pasting a URL. Browsing what comes back is free — clicking a result downloads nothing.

Clicking a track result opens the whole result set as a track list , with your pick highlighted — the same view a playlist link gives you. Nothing is queued and nothing is charged, so looking through what a keyword found costs neither a file nor a slot from your daily figure.