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Chrome supports <track> elements natively. But not completely, eg, things like L:5% don't work.
Using Captionator, my WebVTT positioning options work correctly in Firefox.
Is there some way to make Captionator work on Chrome too – ie, to prevent Chrome from natively displaying the captions, and let the polyfill do it instead?
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In my own case, I'm trying to execute captionator with forceCaptionify: true. When this line is executed, returns the next Error: msg: TypeError: Attempted to assign to readonly property.
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Chrome supports
<track>
elements natively. But not completely, eg, things likeL:5%
don't work.Using Captionator, my WebVTT positioning options work correctly in Firefox.
Is there some way to make Captionator work on Chrome too – ie, to prevent Chrome from natively displaying the captions, and let the polyfill do it instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: