@peduarte 3:4, but you can’t post 3:4, you have to crop it to 4:5 when posting, only for it to be displayed as 3:4 in the feed 🙃

@dannymoerkerke

@dannymoerkerke The iOS default video player is much more user-friendly than most custom players. The progress bar is often much harder to tap/seek to a specific time, some controls are often missing such as AirPlay and in general those players often do not respect the devices safe areas.

@4a6d65 @dannymoerkerke Nice, thanks for the tip!

@i_am_fabs Idealerweise wird die API unterstützt und alle Fullscreen Video Player sind optimiert, aber stand heute würde die UX meiner Meinung nach stark darunter leiden.

@dannymoerkerke Sorry, I misremembered. The demo still works on older iPhones, but Apple removed 3D Touch displays from iPhones starting with iPhone 12. I just recorded this video on an iPhone XS on iOS 17.4

@wojtekmaj91 @firt Have you tried it on iPad? iPadOS shouldn’t be affected, as third-party browser engines will not be allowed on iPad:

@mitsuhiko @i_am_fabs Jep.

@rphlmr Yeah, at least that works for me (with a cable). Network inspection has always been unreliable for me.

@i_am_fabs Bad news

@firt @rphlmr I did not reboot or do anything with the device. Still no SIM card in it.

@Elrohir_Culnamo @firt Thanks, I was waiting for this message 😂 🦘🇦🇹

@mikeleitnerde @firt I just changed the default for the video.

@jasonmcneill @firt The point is that it opens in standalone mode vs. the browser

@firt @dannymoerkerke When I checked the identifiable region value in beta 1, it showed “undefined” or “unknown” (can’t remember the exact wording)