Disable Global Media Controls doesn't work after most recent update
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When using media keys to control playback with a million+ tabs open - it's always total chaos as to which tab is going to start playing something: youtube, music, amazon polly documentation reader, an advertisement video I paused because I don't want to watch it, etc...
Until there's more fine grain control, it doesn't make sense to have dedicated media keys used to control a mostly random tab (selected by whatever tab was last opened?)
Regardless of reason - I had disabled global media controls using vivaldi://flags/#global-media-controls - that's been working great up until the most recent update. Now that setting seems to be ignored.
Expected behavior:
- go to vivaldi://flags/#global-media-controls
- mark disabled
- open youtube video and pause
- hit dedicated play button
- nothing should happen
Actual behavior:
- go to vivaldi://flags/#global-media-controls
- mark disabled
- open youtube video and pause
- hit dedicated play button
- video begins playing
Wondering if anyone else can reproduce this bug
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@pdxfoster There's no such flag. Maybe it's been deprecated.
Try
chrome://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling
instead, it seems to work. -
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