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Hello, I'm not exactly sure if this is a bug, but I am unable to navigate with voiceover on IOS 9 when loading the playroom site, and clicking play link.
Is there anything I can do to be able to play on the playroom under IOS 9.0.1?
thanks so much
Justin T
skype/twitter: drummer0608
email: jbthornton91@gmail.com
take care, I look forward to hearing from someone
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Dude get it on windows seriously, playroom is so inaccessible on safari i don't even use web client anymore
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I dont quite agree with that.
While I've not tried it for some time, I found it fairly acceessible when I did.
As for IOS 9. I'm not exactly sure. My advice would be log in first, then click play see if that makes any difference. I'll have a look later to see also if I have difficulty
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I was able to do it no problems.
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which browser are you using on ios9?
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tried it here no problem. u must have a lot of patience dardar can't stand taht web client, especially with games like uno and free tables
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i could not hear game sounds with safari.
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Sounds are disabled by default on iOS, because they take a while to load depending on your connection (what isn't always desirable e.g. 3G, limited mobile abonnement, etc.), and consume quite a lot of battery (at least it did so on iOS 6 and 7)
You can enable them by going to options > web options.
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Hey Aminiel,
Speaking about sounds, I have a question about this:
Are the sounds downloaded to the device? Or are they requested to the server each time it's needed? And could be very expensive o use the web client using a data plan? Thanks a lot!
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Normally they are only downloaded once during a whole game session, but keep careful if your dataplan is short in size. You'd better play on wifi or disable them when on 3G/4G.
Without sounds, you don't have a big risk of exceeding your data forfait. Even to consume 10 MB of data you have to play for quite a long time. When adding sounds, keep in mind that they are easily 100 KB each so it goes much faster.
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Last edited by Aminiel, Sep 28 2015 18:27:09
interesting. So you store thenm o the server and the web client requests then deletes them?
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IN fact I don't know exactly. It's the job of the browser's cache.
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I have to say, I'm pretty impressed with the amount of support and functionality on the web client on Safari for the mac. I like how the keystrokes are almost the same, and all system sounds are present. Very well done.
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indeed its a well coded server, a credit to ya aminiel, or who ever coded it
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