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Funny timing. I noticed this first after I updated Chrome and thought it was a part of their new audio indicators feature which might have been a part of the r
by jaredsohn 13y ago
Funny timing. I noticed this first after I updated Chrome and thought it was a part of their new audio indicators feature which might have been a part of the release.
While researching this I discovered that you can see audio indicators right now (even in the stable release) by including "–enable-audible-notifications" in the commandline when running the program.
- look_lookatme 13y agoI'll be damned. http://i.imgur.com/kD1XAxm.gif http://i.imgur.com/kD1XAxm.gif
- jcampbell1 13y agoMy understanding is that Chrome wants to roll out this feature, but there is no way to know if various plugins, including flash, are playing audio. If they show an indicator for only html5 A/V it will seem like a half-broken feature.
- JoshTriplett 13y agoChrome has its own "native" flash implementation, maintained by Google; no reason they couldn't add a hook to notify the browser about audio playback.
- keeperofdakeys 13y agoIt isn't native, it's adobe flash player packaged with the browser. They have no more ways of telling it is using audio than a normal plugin.
- spyder 13y agoThe "-enable-audible-notifications" is working with flash audio and it is in chrome since months.