![]() Shouldn't be too hard to do, but then again, it's not too hard to press F8 twice if it wasn't running either. So just press F8 again.įeel free to tweak the AppleScript to be more aware of it Spotify is running or not. It was pretty easy to bind a shortcut key to the AppleScript itself (didn't need the Automator Service for this), except it wouldn't let me pick the "real" Play/Pause key, only F8 (press Fn key and press F8/PlayPause key).īut, with this AppleScript, pressing F8 does launch and play/pause Spotify! If Spotify was closed, it will launch, but it will "miss" the play command. There's a ton more like that, though, so take your pick. So, instead, I fell back to my favorite free third-party keyboard/shortcut tool, QUicksilver. I couldn't get my Mac to run the Automator service through a keyboard shortcut. I followed the top-rated answer at and created an Automator app running a simple Applescript: tell application "Spotify" Looks pretty powerful.īut, this gets you pretty close?. ![]() I couldn't see how to create the steps shown in that link, but if you want to get into customizing that app, I'm sure it would work. I installed Karabiner, as linked in the question. If neither are opened, neither will launch, so the key doesn't default to iTunes for me. I was informed a few days ago that Spotify officially released the MacOS M1 version of the app, and was looking for it at the App Store, but is still missing. For me, the Play/Pause key plays whatever app (iTunes or Spotify) was last playing. Finally got to try this on a Mac with that kind of keyboard (iMac).
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