10-14-2020, 09:24 PM
@The Red Guy
I've never had my hands on any of the Amazon Fire tablets so I don't know if they allow you to sideload the Android Chrome browser.
Unlike Firefox, once you'd used the "Add to Home Screen" function in the Chrome browser while viewing the moOde player webUI, then starting from the resulting icon brings up the player in fullscreen---no browser navigation niff-naff. At least that's been true on my Android Pixel 3a phone and was true on the Nexus 9 tablet I used to use.
There is still that topbar with the time, notification icons, WiFi and data network icons, and battery charge level, if these have been enabled.
As for your direct question regarding JavaScript injection, I have a notion but JavaScript is not my forte so I'll let the frontend developers who know what they are talking about answer.
Regards,
Kent
I've never had my hands on any of the Amazon Fire tablets so I don't know if they allow you to sideload the Android Chrome browser.
Unlike Firefox, once you'd used the "Add to Home Screen" function in the Chrome browser while viewing the moOde player webUI, then starting from the resulting icon brings up the player in fullscreen---no browser navigation niff-naff. At least that's been true on my Android Pixel 3a phone and was true on the Nexus 9 tablet I used to use.
There is still that topbar with the time, notification icons, WiFi and data network icons, and battery charge level, if these have been enabled.
As for your direct question regarding JavaScript injection, I have a notion but JavaScript is not my forte so I'll let the frontend developers who know what they are talking about answer.
Regards,
Kent
