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Casting from the web doesn’t work (on iOS at least) but that’s all I can think of.
by smallpipe 3mo ago
Casting from the web doesn’t work (on iOS at least) but that’s all I can think of.
- echoangle 3mo agoAirPlay should work for every native video element, or do you mean something like chromecast?
- jorisw 3mo agoYouTube obfuscates the native video by removing the controls. Vinegar is a Safari extension that fixes that on iOS and macOS. May exist for other browsers as well.
- craftkiller 3mo agoChromecast from desktop chromium works, so there's no reason they couldn't make the universal turing machine in my pocket do the same.
- reddalo 3mo agoDesktop Chromium is Chrome. iOS Chrome is just Safari with a different interface. Apple doesn't let other browsers use their own engine on iOS (unless you are located in the EU).
- craftkiller 3mo ago> iOS Chrome is just Safari with a different interface uhh wow. How did Microsoft face antitrust lawsuits for merely bundling IE when Apple is literally forcing their browser?
- Gander5739 3mo agoDue to EU regulation, you can use a different browser engine in the EU (and I think Japan too), but thus far none have been developed (it's too much work to maintain two versions of the browser).
- spogbiper 3mo agoi've often wondered how Apple gets away with things like this, I guess its because they never gained the marketshare that Microsoft had