DISCLAIMER: I am a regular user and not employed by or affiliated with Pandora.  I am just another user, trying to help wherever I can.  🙂   The quick response: I don't know if you were able to resolve this, but it sounds like a speaker configuration issue (especially since you're seeing this across multiple applications).  The audio driver software that came with your computer should let you determine what types of speakers are hooked up, how they're wired, and how they're configured.  It may be set to something like "5.1 Surround".  Try other settings, especially "Stereo" if yours has that option.  Also look for a setting that says something like "Swap Center / Subwoofer Output" and see if that gives you better results.  Unfortunately, there are hundreds (thousands?) of audio drivers and speaker manufacturers out there, so I won't be able to help with specific settings.  But hopefully this gives you something new to look into.   The detailed response: (I wrote this first but then realized you might not want to read a wall of text.  So I created the quick response above.)  I don't know if you were able to resolve this, but it sounds like a speaker configuration issue at the sound card / motherboard level.  The audio driver software that came with your computer should let you determine what types of speakers are hooked up, how they're wired, and how they're configured.  For instance, my audio driver software lets me set my speaker configuration to any of Stereo, Quadraphonic, 5.1 Surround, and 7.1 Surround.  Within each of those settings I can choose whether or not I have a center speaker, subwoofer, full range speakers, etc.  Because each motherboard / laptop manufacturer likes to do things a little differently, and because each speaker manufacturer also likes to do things a little differently, results are rarely consistent. Let's say you're set up to use 5.1 surround in your audio driver.  Now let's say that you're running an app that doesn't natively produce a 5.1 signal.  Instead, the app only provides stereo output.  (Incidentally, most apps - including Pandora - are like that.  DVD/Blu-ray software will provide 5.1 and 7.1 signals, but most music apps don't.)  That two-channel (stereo) signal gets sent to your audio driver and it has to figure out what to do with it.  It knows it's not 5.1, so it might choose to send it to the L/R channels.  Or it might choose to send it to the center channel (where "dialog" is typically encoded in movies).  It will depend a bit on how the audio driver is written and how your settings are configured. Why am I telling you all this?  You mentioned that you were getting sound through your subwoofer.  On most motherboards, the subwoofer and the center channel share the same three-wire connector (center, subwoofer, ground).  Speaker manufacturers are inconsistent in the center / subwoofer wiring, so many audio drivers will include an option to "swap center / subwoofer output" (mine has this).  Checking this option may give you sound through your center channel instead of your subwoofer. That said, I believe the better option would be to set the overall configuration to "Stereo" instead of "5.1 Surround".  If you're able to get good results by setting it to "Stereo", then you may be able to play around with other settings to produce a synthetic surround sound.  For instance, my Logitech speakers include a "matrix" button that takes a stereo signal and sends the low end to the subwoofer, and a slightly delayed version of the L/R signal to the rear speakers to give the sound a bit more presence.  The button's name is dumb, but the effect is pleasing.  Start with simple stereo, then layer on additional effects. Probably more information than you were looking for, but hopefully it gives you something to look into for ALL your apps.  Good luck! ... View more

DISCLAIMER: I am a regular user and not employed by or affiliated with Pandora.  I am just another user, trying to help wherever I can.  🙂   I have multiple Logitech keyboards across my devices (K350, K850, others) and have run into similar issues in the past.  The first thing I'll usually do is see if the media keys run on other apps (for example, Windows Media Player).  If they're not working on any of them, then it's likely due to a Windows update that broke the Logitech software.  When that happens I will usually just download and install the latest "Logitech Options" software and it clears everything up.  Good luck! ... View more

DISCLAIMER: I am a regular user and not employed by or affiliated with Pandora.  I am just another user, trying to help wherever I can.  🙂   I faced a similar issue with a company-provided device where I was limited in what I could install (hint: it didn't include Pandora).  So instead, I set Pandora as the home page for one of the browsers I wasn't regularly using (in my case this was Edge, but you could use Firefox, Chrome, Opera, etc.).  So now when I want to listen to Pandora, I simply start the Edge browser and I'm golden.  I don't use Edge for anything but Pandora, and I continue doing all my regular browsing in my default browser (Chrome).  It gives me the feel of a dedicated app without having access to the actual Pandora app. I realize this is not a perfect solution, but I thought I'd share my workaround just in case it works for you as well.  Good luck! ... View more

Thanks for the help, @AlyssaPandora!  As requested: Model: Samsung Galaxy S8 (SM-G950U) Carrier: Verizon Android Version: 9 Build Number: PPR1.180610.011.G950USQS6DSI4 Android Security Patch Level: September 1, 2019 Pandora Version: 1910.2 (ANDROID-TUNER 1910.2RC11) I've tested the app using just 4G, just WiFi, and WiFi with 4G also on - I get the same behavior across each (and I did a force stop between each test to make sure it wasn't caching).  Two of the stations that exhibit this behavior are downloaded stations; one is not.  For a brief time this morning, one of the three problem stations suddenly went from "no thumbed songs" to "100".  I actually saw it make the change.  When I first tapped into the station it said I had none.  About three seconds later it said I had 100 and showed a handful of the thumbed songs (which replaced the "You have not thumbed any tracks for this station" message).  This evening that same station is back to "no thumbed songs." As requested, I've included photos of one of the stations below.  The first photo shows the top of the station information while the second shows the "no thumbed songs" message. Thank you again for any help you can provide.  I'm a software architect by trade, so please feel free to reach out if there are any additional tests I can run or information I can provide.  Thanks!   ... View more