loop: false has no effect when background: true
See original GitHub issueExpected Behavior
Setting loop: false have an effect regardless of background: true
Actual Behavior
It loops.
Steps to Reproduce
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- Created 6 years ago
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Just wanted to point out a side effect of this behavior:
endedevent does not fire for background videosOur users have been complaining today about a sudden change to our website… I have tracked it down to this issue apparently reverting.
For other users needing the end of a background video to trigger an event, here’s a possible solution: It’s working OK for us (not perfect, of course):