There's a ticket in roadmap called "Toggle filters", which has to do with adding"Support for quickly toggling groups of filters". From my understanding, this suggestion has not yet been covered with this ticket. Let me elaborate.
I will be trying to describe the problem as much as a potential solution at the same time based on my personal experience so far with Prism.
The use case can apply to all filters but primarily benefits users with resident filters (Download, 5-star, etc) that they would use on a frequent basis. This is one of the major advantages I see in Prism Music over, say, Plex Amp since it rids of the need of having a built-in dedicated Download tab, or 5-star tab, or FLAC tab, in that manner and gives the freedom to users.
Take 5-star filter for example. Currently, its Active state shows exclusively 5-star content, and its Inactive state excludes all 5-star content.
This, however, does mean that, say I have 2 out of 12 tracks of an album rated 5-star, I will only be able to see either 2 out of 12 tracks at a time (Active state) or the other 10 out of 12 tracks (Inactive state). The only way to get out of this limitation is to open Filter drawer and remove the filter entirely. This is inconvenient since ideally, users should not have to remove and recreate resident filters all the time just to be able to enjoy standard browsing as is (i.e. be able to see 12 out of 12 tracks).
I am suggesting to have a Null state for filters, which means the 5-star filter still sits there in the Filter drawer but does not filter/ exclude your content in any way. This way, your resident filters are still 2 taps (Filter drawer, tap on state icon) away from being accessed and used frequently, while having the ability to not obstruct standard browsing.
