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Aren't these pretty standard features for any modern music player? I've been using PA for years and it's definitely on another league, but I have explored many alternatives in the past and all of them had good queuing support
Maybe, PowerAmp was the first one I tried after I got off the dedicated MP3 player lifestyle, so coming from iPod classics or cheaper Fiio and Sansa players I was seriously lacking for features like that.
All I know is that PowerAmp does almost everything I could want it to and I never wanted for much more or needed to try other options after I tried it the first time
I do like poweramp but for the longest time I've just been using modded Spotify and playing online + local files through it