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Re-enable tap to fullscreen behaviour with stricter orientation checks. #1122

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This should fix the issue introduced by #1018 .

@vitorpamplona vitorpamplona merged commit 18fca8a into vitorpamplona:main Oct 7, 2024
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This actually didn't fix the issue, right? A vertical video should stay vertical in portrait when the player goes to full screen. You can test with the my latest owl video on the Video feed.

See the video:

Screen_recording_20241008_131006.webm

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vitorpamplona commented Oct 8, 2024

There is also a bug that keeps rotating the phone for images. If I click in the same image, it renders correctly but then rotates when it goes back. If I click again, it renders in that orientation again but rotates again when the full screen closes.

Screen_recording_20241008_145733.webm

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@vitorpamplona that is strange. Let me check it again. As for the images, the rotation behaviour should not affect them, since the PR only targeted livestreams.

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