If you use a streaming service to listen to music, you know that you don’t always have a steady internet connection. In these cases, it helps to have the option to download files for offline listening. Spotify, for example, allows its Premium subscribers to download individual songs to the app for offline use. Never one to be left behind from a feature parity standpoint, YouTube Music does the same automatically with its smart downloads, and even went so far as to add auto-downloading podcasts late last year. But that was all in the mobile app — now, YouTube Music is showing some love to desktop users who want to download songs for offline playback.
