Offline storage also uses IDB which on Firefox has a 2.14GB limit, meaning you can't actually offline store all that much when using Firefox, this isn't an issue on any Chromium browser.
* Might not work in some video containers. * Requires MSStore extension which you can get by opening this link ms-windows-store://pdp/?ProductId=9n4wgh0z6vhq while using Edge. ** Documented as working, but can't reproduce.įull list of all tested video extensions: * Container might be supported, but the container's codecs might not be. WebTorrentPlayer uses the browser's built in video player to play back files, this means playback support is browser dependent Containers I mean, it's good as a browser, but it clearly doesn't want to support webapps, so a lot of firefox functionality is limited, for example it only allows IDB files up to 2.14GB meaing you will end up using a lot more RAM, doesn't support threaded canvas rendering etc.
Browser based support for streaming video containers, codecs and multi-audio*.Note: the user needs to include the /sw.js and /lib/subtitles-octopus-worker.* since they are imported externally by the browser when registering workers. Import WebTorrentPlayer from 'webtorrent-player' new WebTorrentPlayer ( )
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