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There's no way to create a Howl with HTML5 and have mobileAutoEnable work -- therefore there's no way to create an HTML5 Howl that works on iOS (and I believe some other mobile browsers that implement audio locking).
After the above Howler.mobileAutoEnable will be false.
I'm not sure if A/ more needs to be done to set up automatic audio unlocking using HTML5 such that it's expected behavior for mobileAutoEnable to be forced to false since it's not supported for HTML or B/ if something is accidentally flipping the mobileAutoEnable boolean.
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There's no way to create a Howl with HTML5 and have mobileAutoEnable work -- therefore there's no way to create an HTML5 Howl that works on iOS (and I believe some other mobile browsers that implement audio locking).
For example:
After the above Howler.mobileAutoEnable will be false.
I'm not sure if A/ more needs to be done to set up automatic audio unlocking using HTML5 such that it's expected behavior for mobileAutoEnable to be forced to false since it's not supported for HTML or B/ if something is accidentally flipping the mobileAutoEnable boolean.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: