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Learning a web app's button could swap its words. With an ad before
the song, pausing right as the song itself began could make AutoHush
learn YouTube Music's Play/Pause button with "Play" and "Pause" the wrong
way round, so it read the music's state backwards. The words now come
from the pause itself: the button's last change before the sound went
off. A moment of silence the music comes back from by itself (a stall
after the ad) no longer counts as the pause either.
A pause handed over at a restart could resume the wrong player. When
AutoHush quits while holding the music paused (an update, a reopen), the
next AutoHush resumes it once the other apps stop. If the music player
was changed in between, it resumed the newly chosen one, which wasn't
paused. The handover now names the player, and only that one is resumed.