neoExe needs browser arguments
Quote from noyzen on April 23, 2025, 12:43 pmHi there,
I tried to make a very very tiny game and compile it to exe using neoExe.
But for games and multimedia apps we need to play sound and browsers does not allow to play sound on events, they only allow play a sound after user clicks on elements.with browser argument for Edge WebView we can turn off this limits:
--autoplay-policy=no-user-gesture-required --disable-web-securitySo if neoExe uses webview, can we havea field to add browser arguments for the app?
I think NeoEdge have this ability using "npEdgeSetBrowserArgs" command before creating edge webview.
Thanks :)
Hi there,
I tried to make a very very tiny game and compile it to exe using neoExe.
But for games and multimedia apps we need to play sound and browsers does not allow to play sound on events, they only allow play a sound after user clicks on elements.
with browser argument for Edge WebView we can turn off this limits:
--autoplay-policy=no-user-gesture-required --disable-web-security
So if neoExe uses webview, can we havea field to add browser arguments for the app?
I think NeoEdge have this ability using "npEdgeSetBrowserArgs" command before creating edge webview.
Thanks :)
Quote from luishp on April 24, 2025, 11:51 am@noyzen that's interesting and I will try to see what can be done.
neoExe does not use npEdge, it's has been programmed in PureBasic and, to tell you the truth, mostly using AI.
Anyway I will take a look at it.
@noyzen that's interesting and I will try to see what can be done.
neoExe does not use npEdge, it's has been programmed in PureBasic and, to tell you the truth, mostly using AI.
Anyway I will take a look at it.
Quote from noyzen on April 24, 2025, 12:32 pmThanks.
If it uses 'Edge WebView' (not npEdge plugin) I think we can easily use arguments.
And yea, I do everything with help of AI too thats cool.
Thanks.
If it uses 'Edge WebView' (not npEdge plugin) I think we can easily use arguments.
And yea, I do everything with help of AI too thats cool.