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User Gesture Restricted Web APIs. API can only be initiated by a user… | by Anna Azzam | JavaScript in Plain English
Android Developers Blog: Launching Data safety in Play Console: Elevating Privacy and Security for your users
Communicating with Bluetooth devices over JavaScript - Chrome Developers
Kahoot! Play & Create Quizzes - Apps on Google Play
User Gesture Restricted Web APIs. API can only be initiated by a user… | by Anna Azzam | JavaScript in Plain English
Make Your Own Infinite Platformer, Part 2 | GameMaker
Autoplay policy in Chrome - Chrome Developers
javascript - How do you capture a click as a user gesture? - Stack Overflow
Android Developers Blog: Expanding Play's Target Level API Requirements to Strengthen User Security
User Gesture Restricted Web APIs. API can only be initiated by a user… | by Anna Azzam | JavaScript in Plain English
Android Developers Blog: Celebrating 10 years of Google Play. Together.
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Trackpad gestures for iPad - Apple Support
Samsung S8 device: double / blurry vision in VR (Cardboard) · Issue #3223 · aframevr/aframe · GitHub
play() can only be initiated by a user gesture (Android) · Issue #5 · spotify/web-playback-sdk · GitHub
Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: play() can only be initiated by a user gesture. · Issue #88 · zohararad/audio5js · GitHub
Fullscreen mode: API can only be initiated by a user gesture · Issue #824 · vimeo/player.js · GitHub
User Gesture Restricted Web APIs. API can only be initiated by a user… | by Anna Azzam | JavaScript in Plain English
Failed to execute 'play' on 'HTMLMediaElement': API can only be initiated by a user gesture. · Issue #609 · goldfire/howler.js · GitHub
Wes Bos on Twitter: "The latest Chrome Canary isn't allowing https://t.co/QLDZhSYHnB() to be called unless it's triggered by a user click (like popups are). Is this a new security policy in Chrome?
