The following code works fine on Firefox whether autoplay is true or false but not on Chromium. How can I fix it? EDIT 1: I found out that I can begin with autoplay = true and then in onloadeddata pause the video with video.pause(). EDIT 2: Another interesting thing was found. You can set video.currentTime to, for example 5, to
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Why are constants called “constant variable” in Google Chrome console? [closed]
Closed. This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I’ve noticed that when you try to change a const value the Chrome Console console returns the following error: Are there
Can I programmatically detect whether a CORB error occurred?
I’m looking for a way to programmatically detect (using JavaScript) whether a resource load on my page (over which I have full control) was blocked by Cross-Origin Resource Blocking. For instance, because the response from https://example.com has Content-Type text/html; charset=UTF-8, the following HTML code would trigger a CORB error in Chromium-based browsers: But how can I detect that it occurred?
Best way to detect typed key on different systems and keyboards? Chrome mobile keyCode bug
I’m working on this special input and I need to allow / disallow some keys from being typed by the user. I’m doing the validation on the onKeyDown handler. This is what I was doing at first: But I was worried that the string names of the keys were not consistent across browsers, so someone here on SO told me
Combining audio and video tracks into new MediaStream
I need to get create a MediaStream using audio and video from different MediaStreams. In Firefox, I can instantiate a new MediaStream from an Array of tracks: Unfortunately, this doesn’t work in Chrome: ReferenceError: MediaStream is not defined Is there an alternative method in Chrome for combining tracks from separate streams? Answer still vendor-prefixed with webkit: