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Video doesn't work in Safari #9
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Hey, thanks, Ill get on it. Is this mac or mobile safari? |
Neither work unfortunately. Can I use says partial support on desktop with a minimum version. I updated mine recently enough but I'll double check versions tomorrow. I'd say easiest fix might be to add multiple sources to the video tag? |
yeah, That's what ill do |
will have to wait until tomorrow |
MacOS 12.3 - Safari 15.4 TIL iOS safari version always matches the iOS version since it's part of the OS |
Should be fixed in 5224d92, and deployed within hour |
Just double checked there and sadly still not showing. It works if the mp4 source is first but that kinda defeats the purpose of having a webm one in the first place. My guess is because Safari technically has partial support it doesn't ignore the webm source and still tries to play it even if it can't |
I will investigate |
Lemme know if you want me to test anything locally before you deploy it! |
Weirdly, now it works in mobile Safari but not Desktop 🤔 Would expect them to at least be consistent |
As usual, Safari is behind other browsers - it currently doesn't support
.webm
videos so your website just has the gray background when viewed on Safari.Minuscule but thought you might want to know!
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