How Quilore counts a skip
A play counts as skipped when it stopped before thirty seconds, derived from how it ended rather than from Spotify’s own flag. Here is why.
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Written for people who read the footnotes.
Data explanations, how-tos, and notes on how the tool works. Every article is written on the assumption that you will check the claims yourself.
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Why your Wrapped number is lower than your real total.
Wrapped counts roughly ten months and quietly drops the shortest plays and the podcasts. The extended export counts all of it. The gap is predictable once you see the four reasons.
Read the articleAccount data or extended streaming history: which to pick
They come from the same page and hold very different things. One holds about a year, the other holds all of it.
Read moreWhat the ad network receives, and what it does not
It sees your IP and the page URL. It never sees your Spotify file. How to confirm that in DevTools.
Coming soonThe hour-of-day clock: what it measures
Every play carries a UTC timestamp. Quilore converts it to your local hour and plots the distribution. No modelling.
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About the data
Articles that reference listening statistics use illustrative numbers from a sample export. They are not averages or estimates. Your own export will contain your own figures.