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While not strictly about the framework, I asked about this on the xsplitofficial reddit and have not heard a response and it does affect how I use xjs, so figured I would try here: Is there any information on when we are going to get an update to the version of CEF used to render html sources? The current version (based on Chromium 57) is over a year old and missing some useful javascript features and there are some bugs in rendering. In particular, some twitch.tv emotes and bit icons often don't load, which appears to be a issue with twitch's CDN and this version of CEF. (OBS had the same issue until they recently updated)
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It seems that the chromium version has been updated to 68 since this issue was created (navigator.userAgent says "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/68.0.3440.106 XSplitBroadcaster/3.9.1912.1008 Safari/537.36"), but an update is still relevant because it is no longer compatible with remote debugging in Chrome 80 and up (as already indicated by the documentation).
While not strictly about the framework, I asked about this on the xsplitofficial reddit and have not heard a response and it does affect how I use xjs, so figured I would try here: Is there any information on when we are going to get an update to the version of CEF used to render html sources? The current version (based on Chromium 57) is over a year old and missing some useful javascript features and there are some bugs in rendering. In particular, some twitch.tv emotes and bit icons often don't load, which appears to be a issue with twitch's CDN and this version of CEF. (OBS had the same issue until they recently updated)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: