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It's not that it doesn't call the event handler. It's about in which situations it's called and in which it isn't. And because the situation is the same on iOS
by panzi 12y ago
It's not that it doesn't call the event handler. It's about in which situations it's called and in which it isn't. And because the situation is the same on iOS Safari, Desktop Firefox and Desktop Chrome I guess it is meant to be like that? Anyway, as I said because timers are paused for background apps it isn't really a problem on iOS, but it is on the Desktop (or Laptop).
- acdha 12y ago> It's about in which situations it's called and in which it isn't My point was that those situations are not fixed forever. It'd be very easy to imagine e.g. MobileSafari starting to trigger visibility hidden when you switch to another app.