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I wanted to try it out and... there is no easy way to execute JS on an Android phone with Chrome, unlike on a laptop.
by henearkr 5y ago
I wanted to try it out and... there is no easy way to execute JS on an Android phone with Chrome, unlike on a laptop.
- Orphis 5y agoUse websites like JSFiddle & co is probably the way to go.
- vghaisas 5y agoHere's what I used to test it: https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/vibration/ https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/vibration/
- DrSiemer 5y agoHere's a library that has some effects to test as well: https://www.hapticsjs.org/ https://www.hapticsjs.org/ Looks like the vibration on phones only has a single strength setting, unlike those in gamepads.