My question is, is there a workaround? Can I define custom controls for HTML5 video and have an iOS 16 phone honor those controls? The video player controls on iOS 15 were just fine. You can see why this would be problematic and a bad user experience. The steps involve very easy and straight forward by performing the following settings on your digital satellite receiver: Navigate to DVB Settings or. Every time a user clicks 'next' to the next video, the controls come up on the screen, blocking most of the video for 2 seconds - which is around 10-20% of the entire video. It is setup this way for a smoother user experience. The next video is loaded dynamically without a full page reload. You can click 'next' to the next video in the 'reel'. It also has a slideshow type navigation experience. The website in question hosts very short videos, typically 5-10 seconds long. These controls do disappear after a couple of seconds, but it does lessen the user experience. Notice the dimming, more obtrusive controls and less video content being shown whilst these controls are active.
Previously the video on a website would display like this:Ĭurrently in iOS 16 it displays like this: With the latest updates to the native video player in iOS 16, the user experience has diminished somewhat. The easiest solution to this problem would be. I have a video sharing website that has a high percentage of iOS users. And there is no way we can disable the whatsapp internal video player.
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