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Safari on iphone I get this error when I load the page: Could not enable WebMidi: navigator.requestMIDIAccess is not a function. (In 'navigator.requestMIDIAcce

by cvick 2y ago

Safari on iphone I get this error when I load the page: Could not enable WebMidi: navigator.requestMIDIAccess is not a function. (In 'navigator.requestMIDIAccess({sysex:t.sysex,software:t.software})', 'navigator.requestMIDIAccess' is undefined)

tecleandor 2y ago
I think webmidi is only implemented in Chrome :(
- cassepipe 2y ago
  I don't think this is true anymore. This website used to give a disclaimer to firefox users and does not anymore : https://pianojacq.com/ https://pianojacq.com/ This is the website I like to use. Will give pianoboi a try though.
  - solardev 2y ago
    That site says it's still Chrome only. On Firefox I get this: (maybe it's mobile Firefox) > If you are reading this it means that your browser does not support the WebMIDI extension. > This is a real pity, but with some luck Google Chrome will work on your system. > If you already have chrome please start up chrome and revisit the website using that browser, otherwise you will have to install it. > For FireFox this has been an open issue for Eight Years. See: this bugzilla entry. > That's annoying because FireFox is normally my daily driver but eight years is enough to have to wait for a feature like that. > So, I'm really sorry, but please switch to Chrome for this project, until Mozilla gets its act together, assuming it ever will. ----- There's really no such thing as web standards anymore. Google just does whatever it wants and sometimes the other browsers work, and sometimes not...
    - cassepipe 2y ago
      It's the disclaimer I was talking about Yes it's because you're on mobile Firefox
daisydaisytts 2y ago
WebMIDI isn’t implemented in Safari (supposedly for [security concerns](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23676109 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23676109)). Only options I know of for iOS are Scrub Web Browser and WebMIDI from the App Store

by cvick 2y ago

tecleandor 2y ago

I think webmidi is only implemented in Chrome :(

cassepipe 2y ago
I don't think this is true anymore. This website used to give a disclaimer to firefox users and does not anymore : https://pianojacq.com/ https://pianojacq.com/ This is the website I like to use. Will give pianoboi a try though.
- solardev 2y ago
  That site says it's still Chrome only. On Firefox I get this: (maybe it's mobile Firefox) > If you are reading this it means that your browser does not support the WebMIDI extension. > This is a real pity, but with some luck Google Chrome will work on your system. > If you already have chrome please start up chrome and revisit the website using that browser, otherwise you will have to install it. > For FireFox this has been an open issue for Eight Years. See: this bugzilla entry. > That's annoying because FireFox is normally my daily driver but eight years is enough to have to wait for a feature like that. > So, I'm really sorry, but please switch to Chrome for this project, until Mozilla gets its act together, assuming it ever will. ----- There's really no such thing as web standards anymore. Google just does whatever it wants and sometimes the other browsers work, and sometimes not...
  - cassepipe 2y ago
    It's the disclaimer I was talking about Yes it's because you're on mobile Firefox

daisydaisytts 2y ago

WebMIDI isn’t implemented in Safari (supposedly for [security concerns](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23676109 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23676109)). Only options I know of for iOS are Scrub Web Browser and WebMIDI from the App Store