INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
It's no secret that Google is on a mission to make intrusive ads a thing of the past, and while a recent Chrome update which aimed to
prevent autoplaying audio in web pages seemed like step in the right direction, it unfortunately came with some unexpected side
causing Google to temporarily remove the autoplay policy for the Web Audio API.QWOP designer Bennett Foddy told Waypoint that he "cannot
this to give Web Audio API developers (e.g
gaming, audio applications, some RTC features) more time to update their code," explained Google product manager John Pallett in a post to
of communicating the impact of the new autoplay policy to developers using the Web Audio API."If you were one of the many people who
