Jason Cheatham

You should be able to test it using the `send_command` Hubitat service. 1. Open the Services tab in Developer Tools in Hubitat. 2. Choose the "Hubitat: send_command" service 3. For...

What do you see in the dev tools in HA?

I don't believe so, but it's been quite some time since I've used this workflow.

I'll upload a universal build shortly (as soon as notarization completes).

Closing in favor of #55

Do you have to remove the tabindex attribute from the scroller for that to work?

> The iPhone browser does not support this feature WebRTC cards in iPhone Safari do show the normal video controls (play, stop, Airplay, full screen), and native Home Assistant video...

Odd that the issue only seems to apply to the iPhone companion app, and not the iPad companion app or Safari on any device. Interestingly, with WebRTC v3.0.0 I get...

Just for comparison, I'm also running HA 2023.2.0 and WebRTC 3.0.2, and the full screen button does show up on my iPad running iOS 16.2.

I have `ui: true`, and if I tap the video I see both the native controls and the WebRTC UI (the PTZ controls, at least).