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If you want to unmark an album as a favorite, it is labeled as “undo” despite not functioning at all as an undoable state.
I can go on, but I have some of my own things to do.
Despite being in button-like elements, Autoplay and Automix are toggles. They also behave differently from each other.
Clicking Autoplay when active will stop playback immediately. It cannot be re-enabled by clicking it again. You must start playing music first.
Clicking Automix when active will have no noticeable effect (but it will change the transition style between songs), and *can* be re-enabled by clicking it again.
(When you play an album, Automix is *not* automatically disabled.)
The first two icons open a right-sidebar pane, but only one can be selected at a time (like tabs). Both can be deselected, however (unlike tabs). If either version of the pane is open, its respective icon is red, the active accent color.
The third icon opens a popover, and its icon is red not when the popover is open, but when an AirPlay speaker is selected.
The fourth icon reveals a horizontal volume control which covers the first three icons. The icon is never red.
Here’s another one: A transparent menubar implies there isn’t a boundary. But of course there is! You can’t drag a window past that boundary. Which is odd when it looks like there’s nothing preventing it.
Feels like invisible walls in 3D “open world” video games that chose not to figure out another way to section off an area. Oh that? It may look like a big, expansive field, but it’s just lying to you!
