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by thih9
1097 days ago
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As with all hacks, the risk of breaking other features, especially accessibility, increases. I’ve noticed that you cannot long press the brighter code to read it. This works on the regular code next to it (tested in safari mobile). |
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Not sure why they've done this, perhaps something about the HDR approach requires both the black and white to be a part of the same video render.
Also - I'm not sure if it's a browser default or some other website CSS but imo there's no real reason long press shouldn't work on a video anyway... videos need accessibility too.