<a href="https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...shadow.mp3">https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...shadow.mp3</a>

Over on the Recordings For... forum the hrefs have the full escaped URL so it's working there e.g.

<a href="https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?file=Chopin%20Prelude%20variation.mp3">https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...iation.mp3</a>

Stig

Here's a link to an MP3 that plays, but the 'dot' on the line doesn't move on my Chrome browser, and it doesn't show the total time of the file, so I have no idea how far into it I am when I listen to it:

"Here's a late night composition that I put together while I couldn't sleep. I started off by playing a short improvisation with the U4 Midnight preset, then I added a few orchestral layers to add more texture. Let me know what you think!

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...shadow.mp3
"

(from Alcaknight)

Have you maybe an example to post as a test, same as I did?  If you just start as you would reply regularly to a post that includes an example of the audio in question, specifically, that you describe as problematic, you’re able then to copy it and post it at this thread (here), only so that others can see...

Matter-of-factly, I see that’s something still wrong probably with some audio players even on the Mac I’m using and now in Safari and Chrome both!

SoundCloud embedded files appear about three (3) times their usual height.  That’s taking up now quite a lot of area on the pages I’m viewing.

Man, they’re taking up a lot of prime real estate!  (So, there’s obviously a fix still needed.)

Anyway, thank you guys who’ve help so far.  I really do appreciate the immense help I’ve gotten, as now I can see clearly the Love You Madly [Video] I posted on this page and in Safari.

service: async (name_or_url, params, headers)=>{
        var params = Object(params);
        [...]

Firefox initialises the local "params" with Object([the passed in parameter "params"]) but Safari initialises it with Object[itself]).

Not sure who's doing it right and who's doing it wrong but renaming the local to e.g. locparams makes it go away:

service: async (name_or_url, params, headers)=>{
        var locparams = Object(params);
        [...]        
        return fetch(url, {headers:headers, method:'POST', body:JSON.stringify(locparams)}).then((r)=>{

Anyone with this problem?  Running Windows 10 on a Microsoft Surface.

I just cleared my cache to no avail.

Here I’m attempting to post from Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington, Love You Madly [Video]:

https://youtu.be/sh9BW6B4X1g

This is a test...

Hello!

Video working fine ( all ) with Firefox, but only link with Safari ( using both on a Mac mini).

Stig

Here I’m attempting to post from Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington, Love You Madly [Video]:

https://youtu.be/sh9BW6B4X1g

This is a test...