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Issue Description:
Our app runs in an iFrame and we use xhr requests to load videos using overwolf-fs:// protocol. If we don’t use that protocol the xhr doesn’t return and result, not even an error!
The real problem is this sometimes happen even with the right protocol!! Some users can’t load videos because of that.
Can you reproduce it (exact steps to reproduce):
I have an available user that can reproduce this 100% of the times.
Impact for my app: [e.g. x% of the users complained about it, it’s a show-stopper]
An increasing number of users are complaining about this.
Do you currently have a workaround?
We’re going to implement a naive timeout to cover the no result scenarios.
Ok so if I intentionally remove the “overwolf-fs://” protocol I do get an error but the main issue still remains - some users don’t get any response.
Another issue is that it’s not consistent, after lots of tweaking and hacks I can make it work once but then after refreshing it doesn’t work, refreshing again makes it work. It’s either alternating or broken most often than not.
The error I get if I remove the protocol is a CORS error.
I never said anything about a any dev version, I said it happens to our users so we are talking about the live version.
In any other case, and for our users who experience this issue - THERE IS NO ERROR!
That’s the issue, there’s no response at all.
The app behavior is either a blurred thumbnail in the “my clips” view or more commonly a black screen in the editor with the fuze.tv logo on it and the text “file missing”.
Currently, I was not able to reproduce it on my local machine (v0.166).
I can see that your logs are version 0.165. Can you please try to reproduce in on 0.166? It’s available on the developer’s channel (but already 15% phased to all users).
Please write exactly all the steps to reproduce so that I can forward it as necessary.
Can you point exactly when did your users notices this issue?
On your servers, have you done any config related to HTTP headers?
Can you send me the code block that makes the request?
Oh, so sorry, I missed that comment… I can see it now.
Can you please tell me (or DM me) the path you are using for the request? I might need it for testing.
This is an example of a path that is being loaded via XHR:
“overwolf-fs://C:/Users/Marco/Videos/Overwolf/Fuze.tv/Rainbow 6 Siege/Rainbow 6 Siege_02-23-2021_20-51-15-582/Rainbow 6 Siege 02-23-2021 21-59-22-947.mp4”
