Albin Larsson

@aramecto: It's not supported. Youtube uses iframes, so there's no video element Plyr can access and add captions to.

Yes @svinkle Hence this issue.

> After reading the issue description, it seems like if the Merchant were to create a vtt file (or have a service create one for them) we should be able...

@sampotts may want to add a response to this.

It's not supported in HTML5 video, but the streaming libraries can do it. https://github.com/sampotts/plyr/wiki/FAQ#1-does-plyr-work-with--

Changed to a feature since it would be nice with a control for it in cases where it's supported. This is not a high prio however, and it's a long...

https://plyr.io is using html5 video https://plyr.io/#vimeo is using Vimeo https://plyr.io/#youtube is using YouTube

There really isn't any api for this. You can't list the quality options or set the quality after load. The only thing they support is setting the quality on load...

Sorry for my stubbornness @LeaVerou! I probably should have posted this before the PR to explain the motivation. I've been using axios before and this is more in line with...

I'm already wrapping `Bliss.fetch`, so I'm not in a hurry to get this added. I mainly wanted to share my discoveries (I tried to solve this using query strings at...