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It will be great to have "Title" as param.

I like to pass the title like "App name" to the video Title.

The reason is that "No Sleep" is not much informative for end user of app and have to be somehow explained in the app.

So (maybe) when no sleep video will have "App Name - No sleep" in the name, the user will know what going on.

Thank you.

When testing installed to homescreen on ios, calling disable pauses the video, but my screen never sleeps after that. If you close your phone and then look at it locked, you can see the video called "No Sleep" showing

Can you please add panel? I think it would be a big improvement. Thanks.

I wonder if it should work on chrome / safari on with linux / windows / macos?
And why user interaction is required if we can use hidden video

I was experiencing intermittent failures of the sleep prevention in my app. I discovered that sometimes the video used by no-sleep on iOS standalone (home screen app) would reach the end and stop playing without a timeupdate event firing. This seems most prone to occurring when the app is busy (blocking the thread) for a sustained period of time. I created a fork of noslee.page at https://sgilroy.github.io/nosleep.page to demonstrate the problem (and a mitigation).

The currentTime was being set to Math.random(), which can occasionally results in a time at or near 1.0 second, leaving very little time before the end of the video is reached. The video is only 1.048 seconds in duration. There are actually two video files (webm and mp4), but they are very close in length.

To mitigate the problem I made two changes:

• When shifting the currentTime in the event handler for timeupdate, Math.random() * 0.5 instead of Math.random().
• Set the playbackRate to 0.1, effectively stretching out the video from 1.048 seconds to approximately 10 seconds.

These changes are available in my fork https://github.com/sgilroy/no-sleep and published in the NPM package https://www.npmjs.com/package/@scottjgilroy/no-sleep.

Note that I did try using loop on the video instead of the timeupdate event, but on iOS this does not seem to be effective in preventing sleep. I did not investigate setting currentTime to 0 instead of a random value, based on the assumption that this strange approach had been introduced for some good reason (such as performance or .