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RESOLVED CONFIGURATION CHANGED
240335
set `MediaStreamTrack enbaled = false` cause Aplication crash in iOS Safari 15.1
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=240335
Summary
set `MediaStreamTrack enbaled = false` cause Aplication crash in iOS Safari 15.1
yuki uchida
Reported
2022-05-12 02:07:53 PDT
# Overview When using WebRTC connection, MediaStreaemTrack(video) enabled option cause application crash ## steps to reproduce device A: iOS Safari device B: Any(ChromeM101 on Mac and iPadOS(unknown version) was tested) 1. (device A&B) visit
https://yasubaba.github.io/prodSkyWay/room_videoMute/
2. (device A&B) Accept permissions for camera and microphone. 3. join Room and start WebRTC Connection. 4. (device A) click `Video Mute/Unmute` 5 (device A) iOS Safari crashed. The mute procedure is very simple as follows ``` document.getElementById('js-videoEnabled').addEventListener('click', () => { localStream.getVideoTracks().forEach( track => { track.enabled = !track.enabled; }); }) ``` ## Actual Results iOS Safari always crash. ## Expected Results No error occurs. ## Hardware iPhone12 iOS15.1 I prepared safari crash log, but i don't know how to share with you. I can prepare google Drive URL, but I am not sure if it is okay to keep the crash log in a publicly visible location. If you need crash log, please tell me how to share.
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youenn fablet
Comment 1
2022-05-12 04:14:43 PDT
This should be fixed in iOS 15.3 and above.
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