How to keep media keys fixed to iTunes with macOS High Sierra<div class="feat-image">
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released macOS High Sierra to the public back in September, bringing notable changes such as Apple File System, Safari 11, and more. One change that’s proved to be more of an annoyance, however, relates to the media keys. No longer do they control just media apps like iTunes and Spotify, but rather they control any sort of video and audio playback.</p>
<p>If you’re like me, that’s come as more of a bother than a real feature, but a new third-party tool aims to restore media keys to their previous glory…</p>
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How to keep media keys fixed to iTunes with macOS High Sierra
