When I scroll through the comments, I am unable to scroll back up. I'm only able to scroll down through the comments.  This has happened before, back after the change to the website and the new app design, but now it's happening again. 
It doesn't happen here in the forums, only in the song comments. I'm using an Android phone, btw.
Is this happening to anyone else?

When I scroll through the comments, I am unable to scroll back up. I'm only able to scroll down through the comments.  This has happened before, back after the change to the website and the new app design, but now it's happening again. 
It doesn't happen here in the forums, only in the song comments. I'm using an Android phone, btw.
Is this happening to anyone else?

Is it possible to submit songs to be considered for inclusion?  

any ideas why rp stops after each song? I don't see any autoplay etc settings

I'm seeing this in Safari on a Mac also. If I click the play button again, it starts for a second or two, then stops again. If I click again it will play normally for a song or two, then stop again. Just started noticing it this week, in the last day or two.

nope, edge and chrome.

hang on, maybe this is just chrome.

The playlist is constantly failing to update or disappearing entirely. I've observed this on multiple browsers for years.

any ideas why rp stops after each song? I don't see any autoplay etc settings

Okay, I'll try that.  Thanks for the tip.

Results:
Battery optimization —-> scroll through all apps 
—> RP —> toggle optimize to "Don't optimize" 
(was set to optimize)
Rebooted phone

Tried to play RP (already set to Global) ... nope.  Play icon went green, then stopped, no audio.
Switched to a different stream (Rock), hit play, it works
Switch back to Global, it plays
Try to cast - same as before - *bink* from my cast receiver device, and play stops on the phone
App switched itself back to Rock
Now in the app, I can't switch streams, and can't play at all.

In the casting icon in the app it seems to be casting as when I bring it up, there's  "Stop casting" on the screen.  
I have more than one Chromecast device that I can cast to.  I don't have any problems with casting anything, with the exception of casting from the RP app of late.  And now lately, even getting the app to play on its own is hit or miss.

All of the behaviour described above is identical to how it was behaving yesterday.  So no discernable change after switching off battery optimization.

Within the app, if I click cast, I can pick the cast destination and it casts, but says "no media selected".  I can cast to all rooms (devices). Can't get the app to play either, with casting already running.

Cast devices are 2x Chromecast Audio only,  and 2 x  Google TV /Chromecast.
Power cycling the Chromecast audio device I'm trying to cast to made no difference.

Support by PayPal does not work. Tried a few times (Firefox and Chrome) but clicking on Paypal does not react at all.

I love RP and support RP.  But I have a wish, not a complaint, though it might come off as a complaint.

On the browser player, I like the 'i'nfo screen, I like to see the album cover, son/artist/album/released information, and the wikipedia page / comments.  While I'm working, I can glance over and say "hey, I like that! Who is it!".

Unfortunately, if I pause and leave my desk for any significant period of time, when I come back  the screen has reverted to the 'home' screen which only has song/artist and some controls.  If I want to go back to the 'info' screen, I have to navigate over and press the little 'i' button at the bottom of the screen.  I find myself searching for the little 'i' button too many times in one day.

I know, first world problems and all.   I just wish the screen I was on would stick.   I recognize it's so the RP team can ensure people are up to date with what's going on but because of the size of my screen, that news isn't even on the screen just the silhouette of someone clamping the headphones on their head.

Apologies if there's a really easy way to do what I want that I'm not seeing.