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@jacobnguyen0000 why do we need to check isFullScreenRef.current here?
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@hoangzinh
Let's assume this test case.
In this case, Video1 is auto played when entering fullscreen mode without
isFullScreenRef
check.I thought this is not the result that we expect.
Adding
isFullScreenRef.current
prevent auto playing in above steps, as last parameter ofshareVideoPlayerElements
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Thanks for update I will take a look at this soon.
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Make sense, then I think we can rename the last param to shouldNotAutoPlay, what do you think?