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I really think the only way to do it right is to require user action on each individual media element. If not as the default behavior, then any sane browser sho
by jasonkostempski 8y ago
I really think the only way to do it right is to require user action on each individual media element. If not as the default behavior, then any sane browser should provide a way to enable that behavior and have it actually work. Last I heard Chrome has an option that seems like it should work that way but it does not in practice.
- masterleep 8y agoIf a game has multiple sound effects controlled by javascript logic, then what is the "individual media element"?
- jasonkostempski 8y agoGood question. I was only considering typical animation/audio/video content. I'm concerned that Firefox doesn't seem to require any extra steps for games like the ones at https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tag=microgame https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tag=microgame . Unless my clicking on the thumbnail is considered activation.