Initial support for multimedia keys within Chrome 73 will include commands for "play," "pause," "previous track," "next track," "seek backward," and "seek forward." It will also ship with a Media ...

Unlike the previous “Turn off” option ... introduces a new “Pause” button for Play Protect, sitting right next to the existing “Turn off” option. When paused, Play Protect stops ...

These media keys include Play, Pause, Next Track, Previous Track, Volume Increase, Volume Decrease, etc. If media keys do not work for any reason, you have to use your mouse to control the media.

There are currently four options you can set for a double-tap on each of your AirPods: Siri Play and pause Next track Previous track For example, I set mine so that the right AirPod will play or ...

you press once to toggle between play / pause or quickly double click to skip to the next song. (The skip function does not work particularly well, but it’s better than nothing.) Second ...

Chrome engineers are working on adding a Play/Pause button to the Chrome browser's toolbar. The button's role will be to make it easier for users to pause or resume multimedia content that's ...

At one point in macOS history, if you had a Play/Pause button on your keyboard, it kept “focus” on whatever the last music app you used was. Then Apple broadened that to include anything with ...