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Hi @regebro ! First of all, thanks a lot for this amazing tool! It helps in creating really nice slides.
I would like to use the presenter console. And I noticed there is a problem. Concretely, most of the browsers do not show substeps in the console if the webpage is compiled into HTML5. Although I did not do any exhaustive testing, I tried Google Chrome, Opera, and Vivaldi. If I run hovercraft as a server, the console seems to work fine in each of these browsers and it shows the substeps properly.
Interestingly, the presenter console works just fine in Firefox (even if the slides are compiled to HTML5). The problem with Firefox is that it is extremely slow. The animation (movements from one slide to another) is completely broken because of its poor performance.
Is there any workaround to solve the issue for Google Chrome and the other browsers when working with the compiled HTML5 slides? Thanks!
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Hi, Yes developer of hovercraft has made a great tool. Thanks to them.
However, I cannot use substeps even by running hovercraft server. Did I miss something like options?
Hi @regebro ! First of all, thanks a lot for this amazing tool! It helps in creating really nice slides.
I would like to use the presenter console. And I noticed there is a problem. Concretely, most of the browsers do not show substeps in the console if the webpage is compiled into HTML5. Although I did not do any exhaustive testing, I tried Google Chrome, Opera, and Vivaldi. If I run hovercraft as a server, the console seems to work fine in each of these browsers and it shows the substeps properly.
Interestingly, the presenter console works just fine in Firefox (even if the slides are compiled to HTML5). The problem with Firefox is that it is extremely slow. The animation (movements from one slide to another) is completely broken because of its poor performance.
Is there any workaround to solve the issue for Google Chrome and the other browsers when working with the compiled HTML5 slides? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: