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We've been using with the WebGazer.js library on our web-app to track eye-gaze. So far, this library has not generated any integration issues with our app.
However, we're currently in the process of designing and developing a feature which requires the user to switch tabs while we capture eye-gaze. This workflow is rendering a bug. The listener of WebGazer is not responding the moment we switch from current browser tab to another tab. Thus, we are no longer able to capture the eye-gaze for this new feature implement.
Please provide some clarifications or a workable fix. Any help will be appreciated.
Thank You
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Hi, that sounds right, it's not supposed to be able to provide gaze
predictions when the user is not on the tab that WebGazer is hosted. You
should be able though to load calibration data if you leave a webpage and
go to another one within the same website.
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Hey,
We've been using with the WebGazer.js library on our web-app to track
eye-gaze. So far, this library has not generated any integration issues
with our app.
However, we're currently in the process of designing and developing a
feature which requires the user to switch tabs while we capture eye-gaze.
This workflow is rendering a bug. The listener of WebGazer is not
responding the moment we switch from current browser tab to another tab.
Thus, we are no longer able to capture the eye-gaze for this new feature
implement.
Please provide some clarifications or a workable fix. Any help will be
appreciated.
Thank You
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I have the same problem. There is a way that we can collect data when the user changes the tab? We have a webpage that opens tabs to make a study of web eye tracking, and if it stops, we can't make the study. How I can enable webgazer on changing tab?
Hey,
We've been using with the WebGazer.js library on our web-app to track eye-gaze. So far, this library has not generated any integration issues with our app.
However, we're currently in the process of designing and developing a feature which requires the user to switch tabs while we capture eye-gaze. This workflow is rendering a bug. The listener of WebGazer is not responding the moment we switch from current browser tab to another tab. Thus, we are no longer able to capture the eye-gaze for this new feature implement.
Please provide some clarifications or a workable fix. Any help will be appreciated.
Thank You
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: