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switching music
Hello you from Ukraine. Mozilla really good browser. Thank you But I have one little problem for browser, but this problem is big for me. I have notebook with multimedia panel on keyboard. On others browsers when I click button "Next" musyc in browser is switch on other track (listen music on site vk.com), but in this browser this button does nothing. Sorry for my english. I have bad grades in English, but I hope you understand the nature of the problem
Kaikki vastaukset (6)
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Thank you.
Unfortunately your council didn't help me(
Which code(s) does the keyboard send when you press these keys?
Can you customize it in some way?
No, I can not set them up, they are already set.
For example I took this site http://easyflash.org/flashlearn/yourflashwork/382-kod-klavishi.html (not sure of its veracity, but I haven`t exit)
Key "Back" = 177 Key "Pause/Stop" = 179 Key "Next" = 176
Thank you. I hope that my problem is solved)
Looks like standard media codes:
VK_MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK 0xB0 Next Track VK_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE 0xB3 Play / Pause VK_MEDIA_PREV_TRACK 0xB1 Previous Track VK_MEDIA_STOP 0xB2 Stop
I don't know if Firefox support these on web pages for Flash, they might work for the built-in HTML5 media player
Muokattu
Good. Why should other browsers have this feature, but this is not? Why not just add this feature?