Keean Schupke

We are having problems with SEB-2.3 on MacOS (Big Sur, 11.1, 11.2.3), where it times out downloading the exam application. This is not small, but does not seem to cause any problems for the Windows version of Safe Exam Browser. We have candidates taking the exam on their own devices, and this problem is only reported for MacOS devices. Is there a configuration option to change this? What is SEB doing differently to Safari/Chrome/Firefox regarding this timeout, as we haven't seen this problem with...

Hi Daniel, Is it possible to integrate with the SEB proctoring features, so it can be controlled from WebApp JavaScript? The kind of thing we need to be able to do is: connect the client video streams to our cloud backend. connect to different meetings for different questions. Would the chromium app for SEB3 be a potential solution for this, does this work on the Mac?

Hi Daniel, Was the WkWebView stuff in the recent release on Aug 31st?

Hi Daniel, I haven't done anything with this, as it needs migrating to WkWebView first. Am I right that you are planning to do this later this year? Further to your comments above, I do not belive you need to build your own WebKit for this to work. As far as I know, you just declare the implementation of that interface and use Apple's WkWebView.

I will do a build from Git without the fix to confirm it does not work, and then with the fix to confirm it works. If it does, why not just update the release version from the build? Presumably there is a git-tag for the current released versions of SEB Mac?

I will do a build from Git without the fix to confirm it does not work, and then with the fix to confirm it works. It it does, why not just update the release version from the build? Presumably there is a git-tag for the current released versions of SEB Mac?

Here's the fix for MacOS to get WebRTC working in the WkWebView, from https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=208667 @interface WKPreferences (MyPreferences) - (void)_setMediaDevicesEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; - (void)_setMediaStreamEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; - (void)_setWebRTCLegacyAPIEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; - (void)_setAVFoundationEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; - (void)_setMediaSourceEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; - (void)setMediaDevicesEnabled:(BOOL)enabled; @end And: @implementation WKPreferences (MyPreferences) - (void)setMediaDevicesEnabled:(BOOL)enabled...

According to this: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=185448#c6 Apple want to fix: This restriction is definitely not a "calculated". We are definitely aware that this is an important feature, and are working on it! Apparently should work in iOS 13.4 beta: With today’s iOS and iPadOS 13.4 Beta, WebRTC (getUserMedia) should work as expected in home screen web apps. https://developer.apple.com/download/ And it made it to release: I can confirm that 13.4 on iPhone 11 pro after removing <meta content="yes"...