WebUSB

Using WebUSB should be the lowest-latency option for sending commands via Javascript. It would help

Are you doing all of the necessary steps? Ex: let device = await navigator.usb.requestDevice({

See https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=819197 On Mar 6, 2018 17:37, "Benjamin

Hi, I tested our USB foot pedal last year when web USB was experimental and I decided to try it out

Thank you for your reply. I had checked already the device log. Well, I decided not to rely on WebUSB

Summary The WebUSB origin trial started in Chrome 54. Chrome 59 is the last release it is intended to

Oh, that's good news, and much sooner than I expected. That definitely makes me comfortable

[blink-dev to BCC] It is better to ask such questions on StackOverflow because it offers search tools

I think the primary principle in this discussion is that we want to minimize the number of different

Summary The WebUSB origin trial started in Chrome 54. Chrome 59 is the last release it is intended to

Both the chrome.usb and WebUSB APIs support composite devices with multiple endpoints. Make sure that

Thank you. To mark the transition between the first and second experiments there will be a one week

Shipping this API outside of an experiment is my goal. Whether that happens and the exact timing

If everything goes right in the system input stack then the media keys on the headset should be

As Andy mentioned already Chrome Apps are going away and Google is pushing everyone to use other

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