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  • If there isn't an API covering it in the documentation, then it's not supported and you'd need to post a feature request. However your workaround looks reasonable - get the URL from the event sheet and fetch that as a blob. I've definitely seen worse workarounds!

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  • Construct does now require Intl.Segmenter support in the browser. Firefox only added support for this in v125, but that was released in April last year - the current version is v134. The latest Extended Support Release (ESR) is v128 released back in October, so even those sticking to ESR releases have a supported option. Therefore we deemed support good enough to rely on it in Firefox. The error message advises what to do - the browser is out of date and needs updating.

    Support in Chrome was indeed added in v87, but that was released over four years ago, so I don't really know why anyone would still be running such an old version of Chrome unless their entire system is no longer supported. In general it's just not feasible for us to support old browsers forever - the web platform keeps improving and we want to make the most of that, and sometimes that means increasing the minimum requirements. With Chrome and Safari we try to make sure we're compatible with around 4 years of past releases. In this case we made an exception for Firefox and brought the minimum version up as it was the last browser to support a key feature that allowed us to make internationalization improvements, we waited long enough for the latest ESR release to support it, and these days Firefox usage is (sadly) much lower than Chrome or Safari so the impact of such a change is reduced.

  • Please don't cross-post the same feedback in multiple places - I already addressed this in this comment, but now the discussion is split over two places. (See the Forum & Community guidelines)

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  • If you want to specify multiple tags, you still use a single string, but the tags are separated by spaces, e.g. "foo bar". You can use an expression to generate such a string, but it must be a valid expression. The expression str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio" will do this as it will return something like "50 audio" - note the space before " audio". Using a number is an odd kind of tag though, I'd suggest something like "note" & str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio", which will produce a tag string like "note50 audio", i.e. two tags "note50" and "audio".

  • The Voice Recorder example saves the recorded data to a Binary Data object. You can see in the event for handling the share button click it shares the Binary Data object. So instead of sharing, you could use the AJAX object 'Post binary to URL' to upload it to a server. Alternatively if you want to use JavaScript you can get the ArrayBuffer of the binary data from the IBinaryDataInstance script interface.

  • MacOS WKWebView exports are based on the Safari browser engine, and so you're limited to the features available in Safari with that. It should work in the Chrome browser though.

  • I did test all features in development and so they should be working - if anything isn't working please file an issue following all the guidelines.

  • I'm afraid WebView2 doesn't appear to have a way to control this at the moment - there's this feature request for it though.

  • It's difficult to have Construct set the executable details, because it's tricky to modify those properties in a pre-built executable. So for now it's probably best to use an external tool if you need to set those - something like Resource Hacker will do the job. Open the executable, choose 'Add script template', use the VERSION_INFO template, fill out the details you want, press the "Compile" button, and then save, and it should have updated the executable. Note if you digitally sign the executable you must do this before signing.

  • Those errors don't appear to be part of Construct. If you are using custom JavaScript code, or third-party addons, you might need to check those.

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