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I don't think this has to do with multiprocess. The instance of HTML engine (geckk?) just needs to track who used the audio API.
by general_failure 12y ago
I don't think this has to do with multiprocess. The instance of HTML engine (geckk?) just needs to track who used the audio API.
- cryptoz 12y agoI think the problem with that is it doesn't work with Flash audio. With multiprocess browsers, the Flash audio can be associated with a tab, but that's awkward/not possible if everything is in the same process.
- Zarel 12y agoWell, Chrome still often shares the same process for groups of tabs. I think this particular feature has something more to do with a change they made to their plugin API.
- path411 12y agoChrome didn't have this feature for a very long time, and if anything sounded like it was actually harder because of how Chrome handles their processes.