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Here's help: DON'T DO THAT SHIT. It's totally annoying and one of the things you just never do, just like auto-playing video.
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C0D4669014yBrowser permissions will also block auto play.
But out of experience - the only sound that should be blasting through my headphones, is the sound I explicitly expect to be blasting through my headphones.
As for your HTML:
It works fine, as long as the path/to/file.MP3 is right and your browser isn't blocking it. -
guarrions194y@C0D4 okay, I see that is not a good ideai think I will not implement it in the future.
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@guarrions I'd guess you have the wrong filename. The extension is missing. Also, the type doesn't look correct, should be "audio/mpeg".
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Btw., it also fucks up accessibility because blind people relying on screenreaders suddenly get drowned in unexpected sound.
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lun01984yjust NO. dont do any fucking autoplay shit. ask yourself: did user asked to play any media? it should only be on demand.
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kiki353504yAhhhh.
Create an audio. Create a button. Tie audio playback start to that button’s onclick. Now click() the button.
...and go confront your boss about it. Audio autoplay almost always means ragequit.
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