This did not completely eliminate the elements of the auto-blocking feature on Chrome 66, but limited the Web Audio API system used by application developers, and the limitation of spontaneously streaming audio and video usually remains the same.
This is also not a long-term measure. Pallett said the limit will be back on Chrome 70 released in October, he also encouraged developers to change the code according to Google's instructions.
This does not mean that developers have won because Google never promised to fix their core problem in the next update. Moving update features to October, both game makers and Chrome have their own pressures.
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