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>For example, you can't determine whether the user has 3 audio devices connected and prompt them to select one for output. Frankly, this really should be handl
by Mirioron 7y ago
>For example, you can't determine whether the user has 3 audio devices connected and prompt them to select one for output.
Frankly, this really should be handled by the browser. JavaScript really shouldn't have any business messing with that.
- sriku 7y agoThat's reasonable for just output selection. So shouldnt be able to send audio to all the devices? .. and different audio streams? .. which is all commonplace in the desktop world.
- Mirioron 7y agoSure, but the browser should handle that logic. Even if the website prompts a user to select an audio device it should be handled on the browser's side without feedback to the website.
- zaroth 7y agoI have no problem with sites being able to do this, after I’ve given them permission to access the audio stack in the first place, and limited to first-party scripts on the page.