* Demo changes
* Revert "feat(captions): no longer writes in the pad"
This reverts commit a76de8c458.
* feat(transcriptoin): Add config options for the transcription backend
* feat(transcription): Add autodetect option to cc chevron
* feat(transcription): Move transcription options into settings modal
* feat(transcription): Set transcription options via userdata
* fix(transcription): Correct userdata for settings transcription params
* feat(transcriptions): options to auto enable caption button
* feat(transcriptions): Option to hide old CC pad funcionality
* fix(transcription): Fix PR comments
* fix(transcription): Refactor updateTranscript to prevent null user and make it more readable
* feat(transcription): bbb_transcription_provider can be set via userdata
* fix(transcription): Use base10 for parseInt
* fix(transcriptions): Fix CC language divider when using webspeech
* fix(transcriptions): Use a default pad in the settings instead of hardcoding 'en'
We still need to use a language pad such as 'en', but in the future we can better
separate these systems.
* fix(transcription): Add a special permission for automatic transcription updates to the pad and restore old per user updates permission
* feature(transcriptions): Include transcriptions submenu and locales
* chore: bump bbb-transcription-controller to v0.2.0
* fix(transcription): Add missing menu files
* fix(transcription): Fix transcription provider options in settings.yml
* fix: setting password for bbb-transcription-controller
* build: add gladia-proxy.log for transcription-controller
* fix(transcriptions): Remove transcript splitting and floor logic from akka apps
* fix(captions): Show long utterances as split captions, show multiple speaker captions
* chore: bump bbb-transcription-controller to 0.2.1
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Co-authored-by: Anton Georgiev <anto.georgiev@gmail.com>
There are a couple of hardcoded UA checks targeted at iOS endpoints
introduced circa 2.2-beta. One of those pops up an "unsupported" toast
when the device joins a conference - the other blocks camera
sharing.
Those checks are outdated since we transitioned to minBrowserVersions
approach that redirects the client to an unsupported view upon join. I
also assume the checks are bugged since, in some environments, it flags
iPadOS endpoints as iOS and version-checks it to a hardcoded "12.2"
threshold (which is incompatible with iPadOS versioning). That caused
camera sharing not to work, which is a false negative.
I consider the checks to be outdated, so I removed all references to
them.
