A Windows 10 computer with Vivaldi and speakers - to cast to. A phone with Spotify - to cast from (I'm using an Android phone, but probably this will work just the same with ANY device that runs Spotify - phone, computer, etc). I think I may need to explain myself better. MODEDIT: updated title to better reflect the issue in question So, somehow disabling "Lazy Load Restored Tabs" is not the same as a manual refresh of the webpage.?ĭoes anyone perhaps know a way to automate this "refresh" of the spotify tab? Or another way to achieve what I'm trying to accomplish? I first have to manually refresh the Spotify tab, before it properly plays the music. However, when I cast my music to the Spotify "Web Player (Chrome)", it doesn't play the music (it is able to connect according to the phone, but no sound is played). The computer boots, logs in to Windows, starts Vivaldi with the Spotify page opened and logged in. 
I have Vivaldi configured to "Startup with" "Last Session" and I have disabled "Lazy Load Restored Tabs".
When the computer boots, it automatically logs in to Windows and automatically starts Vivaldi. I wanted to workaround this problem by opening 1 account on the Spotify Windows app and another account on a Spotify webpage in Vivaldi.
When those family members want to cast their music to the mediacenter with their own account, you need to be logged into Spotify on the mediacenter with multiple accounts simultaneously. I need this because I have 1 computer (the mediacenter), which has the living room speakers attached to it, and 2 family members, with each their own Spotify account. I'm trying to workaround the issue that Spotify does not support multiple accounts on 1 device.
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