So the rumble embed function is the problem. Do you know if the start time feature was built into rumble from the beginning? This was the first I've seen it, kicking myself if this was there all this time. Seems sloppy of rumble to not support this in their embed function.
So the rumble embed function is the problem. Do you know if the start time feature was built into rumble from the beginning? This was the first I've seen it, kicking myself if this was there all this time. Seems sloppy of rumble to not support this in their embed function.
I just updated the expando to force the embed player to start at the defined start time, it works now, but it seems to be ignored by some versions of Webkit browsers.
Let me know if it works for you or not, and what browsers/versions you're using.
I just updated the expando to force the embed player to start at the defined start time, it works now, but it seems to be ignored by some versions of Webkit browsers.
Let me know if it works for you or not, and what browsers/versions you're using.
Works great now! Kindle Fire running Silk 108.7.2.5859.22.0.10
Works great now! Kindle Fire running Silk 108.7.2.5859.22.0.10
Cool beans!
Gotta figure out why some Webkit based browsers don't want to start at a defined time.
Cool beans!
Gotta figure out why some Webkit based browsers don't want to start at a defined time.
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