im just wondering if is there any way to do this effect in react native as well?
On android when you scroll on the direct message screen up and down, you will notice that background of the chat bubbles are changing.
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Youtube for example has a cast dialog in which they display an image with a colored background. I am wondering if that is at all possible by using a styled media receiver. As far as my research goes, I could only find overwriting the Cast SDK for Android but I thought that is a platform native solution, while the browser might be an exception.
Anyone who has made this happen?
There's a certain website which runs ace, and I would like to use greasemonkey to disable all mouse interaction with ace.
The rest of the website should still get all (relevant) mouse events.
It this possible? I couldn't find anything in the API, and I am also not good with js.
I just starting using flutter web since it's stable release. One thing I observed about this is the UI is not zoomed in like other web app.
Below is the default starter app which appears on creating a new flutter project. I've just changed the body color of Scaffold to notice the issue properly.
It's good the it's zoom is not responsive to scroll wheel of a mouse but when I use the touchpad of my laptop to zoom in, it responds to it. The result of zoom is a bit unexpected.
Below is the result.
In this case I kept my cursor to the center of screen and zoomed it. Keeping the cursor anywhere leads to almost same kind of UI.
Any workaround for it? Or maybe if I can disable this pinch zoom feature ?
Image of my main screen
I'm building a timer app which sets the timer by scrolling it. The problem I'm facing is when the user tries to close the app on an iphone X, sometimes, they accidentally scroll the timer and them do in the background which sets a notification which the user didn't intended. I need suggestions on how to handle that.
What I'm thinking right now is to set a view at the bottom and make it transparent. Is there a better way ?
This is regarding Screen Share on Chrome browser using WebRTC.
An example implementaion of Screen Share on Chrome using WebRTC is: https://talky.io
When the user choses to share a different application(say a text editor), that app's window becomes active(focused) and comes on top of browser, and this is as expected...
The Problem
But after sharing this application, when user clicks on the "Stop sharing" button(present on the floating widget provided by Chrome), the previously shared application window remains on top(focussed). Ideally on stopping screen share, the browser window should be brought back on top, as in focussed.
Is there a way to achieve this using Javascript focus method? Or is this something that Chrome should take care of.