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Recently, my media keys have not been working to play/pause Pandora in my browser (Edge Chromium). This seemed to somewhat coincide with an upgrade to Edge 90 and Windows 10 20H2 but it could be coincidence. What I've found is that the media keys work for the first song played after the page has loaded. Once a new song is started, the media keys no longer work. It's possible there is a bug in the code that is somehow unregistering the media session provider.
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Hey, @tczx3. ๐
It sounds like you're using a web browser, not the Pandora Desktop app. Unfortunately, we don't support media keys for the web browser. You would need to use the keyboard shortcuts instead. The media keys (volume, play/pause, skip) on your keyboard can be used to control playback on the Pandora Desktop app for Windows 10.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
- Play/ Pause: Space
- Skip Forward: โโ
- Skip Backward: โโ
- Shuffle: โS
- Repeat: โG
- Thumb Up: โงโโ
- Thumb Down: โงโโ
Hope this helps clarify. ๐ง
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Hey, @tczx3. ๐
It sounds like you're using a web browser, not the Pandora Desktop app. Unfortunately, we don't support media keys for the web browser. You would need to use the keyboard shortcuts instead. The media keys (volume, play/pause, skip) on your keyboard can be used to control playback on the Pandora Desktop app for Windows 10.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
- Play/ Pause: Space
- Skip Forward: โโ
- Skip Backward: โโ
- Shuffle: โS
- Repeat: โG
- Thumb Up: โงโโ
- Thumb Down: โงโโ
Hope this helps clarify. ๐ง
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Correct, using a browser. I wasnโt sure on which category to post this in. And now that Iโve dug a little more, I donโt think youโre using the MediaSession API at all. My guess is Edge was doing this on its own and is now broken with a recent update. Iโll reach out to Microsoft. Thanks for the reply!
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No problem at all, @tczx3. Feel free to keep us updated on what you find out, in case other listeners notice this change as well. ๐
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I use a Chromium-based browser (Brave) to listen to Pandora. My keyboard's built-in media keys work to play/pause Pandora, but the "Next track" function does not work. Correspondingly, the "Next track" button in the Windows media control overlay is grayed out.
Is this normal behavior?
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Hey there, @Dissident. ๐
Thanks so much for your question. I moved your post over to this existing thread to keep the community space organized: Web: Media Keys on Windows 10 Stop Working
Please check out the accepted solution for this thread here.
I hope this information is helpful. ๐ง
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