Yeah, don't use these guys. They have a tendency to swap translation direction in the presence of electrical noise, which means your input is now an output, cross-driving something. Sometimes everything survives just fine and switches back on the next edge. Sometimes the magic smoke comes out. And sometimes, if the stars align just wrong, you get an industrial accident.
This is one of those classes of parts that has hidden dangers and really should not be as prominently advertised as it is. They look simple, but they're for experts only. Don't use them unless you really know their failure modes and don't have another reasonable option.