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The https://generalfuzz.com/acrn/ website no longer loads for me under Epiphany aka GNOME Web (version 3.38.1), which is a WebKitGTK-based (version 2.30.2) browser. It definitely used to, at least until Epiphany version 3.36.

It does work on Firefox and Chromium, although using it on Firefox results in the audio "stuttering" after a while. It also work on my Android's standard webview.

The error I now get in the console while trying to view the site under Epiphany (the site itself shows up completely blank) is

[Error] ReferenceError: Can't find variable: OscillatorNode
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:633013)
	t (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:399164)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:632972)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:399088)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:399096)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:399122)
	e (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:106)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:216536)
	e (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:106)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:110078)
	e (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:106)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:99264)
	e (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:106)
	(anonymous function) (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:459)
	Global Code (main.5c6f3cbc.js:1:469)

I am curious, what are the experiences in long term (6 months)? Did this reduce the severity of your tinnitus? (I am asking everybody who uses it.)

Btw. I can help you in the programming if you need it.

Behaviour on Chrome 34:
The elapsed time stop when it's not in the current tab.

Would this be possible? I find it to be a bit hit or miss at times when running through a browser on Android, and would prefer if it was it's own app.

For people with tinnitus on one ear only, it would be great to be able to choose right/left/both.

You need to flip around the includes for the mobile.js and ACRN.js because it's trying to edit the volume before the function you made is defined.

It may be useful to be able to pan the output of the audio to Left / Right (L/R) Channels. One could then have two tabs open each configured for L / R. *

In looking through API docs for audiolet.js I came across this section in the main audiolet.js file:
(via https://www.jhtrnr.com/Audiolet/api.html)

var Pan = function(audiolet, pan) {
    AudioletNode.call(this, audiolet, 2, 1);
    // Hardcode two output channels
    this.setNumberOfOutputChannels(0, 2);
    if (pan == null) {
        var pan = 0.5;
    }
    this.pan = new AudioletParameter(this, 1, pan);
};
extend(Pan, AudioletNode);

Parameters
pan The pan position. Values between 0 (hard-left) and 1 (hard-right). Linked to input 1.

Any ideas how to configure this parameter?

*Note: This idea is not based on any thing I've read in ACRN related literature. Just a hypothetical idea.