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Duplicate Events at window
See original GitHub issueExpected behaviour
A single ‘play’ event should be capture-able at the window when an HTML5 player is interacted with.
Actual behaviour
Plyr emits a duplicate CustomEvent with a special property pointing to the Plyr instance.
Environment
- Browser:
- Version:
- Operating System:
- Version:
Steps to reproduce
- Add a capturing listener
window.addEventListener('play', console.log, true); - Click the Play button
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:3
- Comments:16 (5 by maintainers)
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I’ll leave it open as a reminder
Oh, also, there’s an easy fix to check the event -
Event.isTrustedwill befalseif the Event is not natively triggered. That’s only useful for folks who are aware of the issue, though, and I’m concerned about those who aren’t.