- Instead of finding that pause button in the Spotify app, you can quickly use the spacebar to pause the music. That said, the Spotify app must be active on the screen. It won't work if you've.
- Hey @IAccidentally, welcome to the Community. Hope you are doing great! When first installing Spotify. A shortcut is created on your desktop. However, if you have installed it through the Windows Store you won't get a shortcut placed over your desktop but it will be in your Start Menu (in both cases).
- Hey folks, Thanks for your feedback on this. We have an Idea suggesting the option to customize your app's start screen. Check it out here and make sure to add your +VOTE since the higher the number of votes an Idea gets, the more likely it is for the Idea to be implemented. If you wish to learn more about how your feedback will reach Spotify, feel free to take a look at this article.
- Description My media keys used to work to play, pause, skip forward/backward, etc. In Spotify, and other applications when Spotify is running. Suddenly, my media keys have no effect. A more detailed description, using numbered steps 1. Start playing music 3. Click my 'Play/Pause' m.
Pauses the script's current thread.
Spotify Web - Save to Favorites Hotkey Post by ahkfan » Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:24 am I know that there is AHK solution for Spotify app, but nothing for web player. We have an Idea suggesting the option to customize your app's start screen. Check it out here and make sure to add your +VOTE since the higher the number of votes an Idea gets, the more likely it is for the Idea to be implemented. If you wish to learn more about how your feedback will reach Spotify, feel free to take a look at this article.
Parameters
If blank or omitted, it defaults to Toggle. Otherwise, specify one of the following words:
Toggle: Pauses the current thread unless the thread beneath it is paused, in which case the underlying thread is unpaused.
On: Pauses the current thread.
Off: If the thread beneath the current thread is paused, it will be in an unpaused state when resumed. Otherwise, the command has no effect.
[v1.1.30+]: The decimal values 1, 0 and -1 may be used in place of On, Off and Toggle, respectively.
This parameter is ignored for Pause Off because that always operates on the underlying thread. For the others, it is ignored unless Pause is being turned on (including via Toggle).
Specify one of the following numbers:
0 (or omitted): The command pauses the current thread; that is, the one now running the Pause command.
Spotify Shortcuts Keys
1: The command marks the thread beneath the current thread as paused so that when it resumes, it will finish the command it was running (if any) and then enter a paused state. If there is no thread beneath the current thread, the script itself is paused, which prevents timers from running (this effect is the same as having used the menu item 'Pause Script' while the script has no threads).
Note: A_IsPaused contains the pause state of the underlying thread.
Hotkey To Pause Spotify App Windows 10
Remarks
By default, the script can also be paused via its tray icon or main window.
Unlike Suspend -- which disables hotkeys and hotstrings -- turning on pause will freeze the current thread. As a side-effect, any interrupted threads beneath it will lie dormant.
Whenever any thread is paused, timers will not run. By contrast, explicitly launched threads such as hotkeys and menu items can still be launched; but when their threads finish, the underlying thread will still be paused. In other words, each thread can be paused independently of the others.
The color of the tray icon changes from green to red whenever the script's current thread is in a paused state. This color change can be avoided by freezing the icon, which is achieved by specifying 1 for the last parameter of the Menu command. For example:
To disable timers without pausing the script, use Thread, NoTimers.
A script is always halted (though not officially paused) while it is displaying any kind of menu (tray menu, menu bar, GUI context menu, etc.)
Related
Suspend, Menu, ExitApp, Threads, SetTimer
Examples
#2: Send a Pause command to another script.