This complements #12694, which was initially made using an
existent font (which may vary it's size depending on OS/browser)
Added a new specific icon for the device icon selector
Thanks to @ramonlsouza who found this problem
Firefox doesnt fire the ended evt/onended callback for live video mediastreamtracks. That caused the stream storage to not run the cleanup procedure in some scenarios
Manually emit the ended event which works with the onended callback when a track is stopped
Shave off the number of calls in video-preview and video-provider by
using a stream storage
We don´t call an upfront gUM in video-preview anymore to lift the
fingerprinting barrier on device labels and IDs. Flow has been reversed:
upfront enumerate, load first preview, then check if previous
enumeration was obfuscated.
Add a stream storage in video-preview`s service to avoid re-fetching
them in video-providerj
Remove some unneeded video-preview container props
Improve some of video-preview`s error locales
This commit adds a new small button over the "Phone/audio" button. Currently
this button pops up the device audio selector, which contains the "Leave audio"
option. This commit brings back the "Leave audio" behavior to the phone
button, using a new smaller button to switch between audio devices.
This issue address the problem reported by #12320 and complements the work done
for #9723.
Some technical details:
Added a new component : ButtonEmoji. This allow us to add an emoji inside
another button.
Modified dropdown trigger a bit: if the trigger contains a ButtonEmoji,
then we will use the emoji to trigger the dropdown (instead of the button
itself). This commit doens't change the default behavior of dropdown (when
the trigger doesn't have a ButtonEmoji component), to avoid regressions with
current dropdowns; this will only change it's behavior when used with
the new ButtonEmoji component.
Code style fixes and remove translations other than en to avoid conflicts with transifex.
Co-authored-by: Pedro Beschorner Marin <pedrobmarin@gmail.com>
Remove parts of a previous connection monitor.
To add some context (as far as my memory goes) to the multiple connection
monitor features the product has, `stats` (currently named `connection status`)
was introduced at the Flash client back in ~2016. @fcecagno and I did it
as a BigBlueButton's Summit activity. Our work was squashed into a single
commit in 92554f8b3e :).
I'm not sure about the whole story behind `network information` (the late
connection monitor added to the HTML5 client) but I assume it should work
as a collector for a bunch of different connectivity monitors. I remember
when it was introduced but I don't know why it wasn't adopted. My best guess
would be because of some performance issues the `user list` had back then.
To follow on why `connection status` replaced `network information` at the
HTML5 client, when I did the `multiple webcams` feature I had to refactor
a big chunk of the `video provider` (#8374). Something that wasn't really
helping there was the adaptation of `stats` that was made to show local
feedback for each webcam connection. Although this feature wasn't being
used anymore, `network information` did rely on that to build up data. With
this monitor gone I assumed it was my responsibility to provide an alternative
so I promoted Mconf's port of the Flash `stats` monitor to BigBlueButton's
HTML5 client (#8579).
Well, that's my perspective on how things went for those features. If
anyone would like to correct me on something or add something else on
that history I would appreciate to know.
Add the `camera` icon in the user list for whoever is sharing,
in order to improve the understanding of who is sharing the webcam.
It is possible to enable/disable this indication in the settings.yml
Add the shrink/expand button in the screenshare layout to reduce the mirror/tunnel
effect, when the presenter is sharing the same screen as the application is.
PR #12435 was slightly different than #12430 but especially had better explanations for users.
This commit incorporates the remaining ideas from that PR.
This patch adds a new option to hide the individual answers to the presenter
when starting a poll. This includes hiding the answers for the presenter and
informing the other users that the current poll is anonymous.
See #9524
