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I'd like to do some fancy stuff with midi. I know there is an excellent midi plugin already but I've got some very specific ideas I'd like to implement.
I could be wrong in my assumptions here, but I gather that the web server part of the StreamDeck is based on chromium. Midi in js is one of those 'secure context' permission things. I've poke around in javascript and I get the midi permissions for the StreamDeck are set to "deny". Could this be changed to "allow" or even "prompt" so that we can access midi via javascript?
That would be awesome as midi is an obvious use case for the StreamDeck.
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Hi.
I'd like to do some fancy stuff with midi. I know there is an excellent midi plugin already but I've got some very specific ideas I'd like to implement.
I could be wrong in my assumptions here, but I gather that the web server part of the StreamDeck is based on chromium. Midi in js is one of those 'secure context' permission things. I've poke around in javascript and I get the midi permissions for the StreamDeck are set to "deny". Could this be changed to "allow" or even "prompt" so that we can access midi via javascript?
That would be awesome as midi is an obvious use case for the StreamDeck.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
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