The device selection initialization on the prejoin use case was handled
like the welcome page. This was introducing issues with selecting the
stored devices and not the ones used, enabling the device selection when
it will fail and others.
On iOS Safari when the tracks for the previews are created the old ones
are auto destroyed which leads many issues like stop sending media while
the devie selectioin is displayed, error messages, etc.
Due to local storage limitations we might end up making the URL huge
when we save the state there. Avoid the issue at the root by never
storing URLs in that case.
Closes: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/11567
Add a screenshare status indicator at the bottom.
Fix the font and size of the resolution/fps stats so that it matches with that of the other thumbnails.
AV moderation does not work on brerakout rooms.
Since some of the options in the "breakoutRooms" config section no
longer apply, I moved the relevant ones to a new "participantsPane"
section.
This works together with the broader "notifications" config option. One
might choose to leave the existing option unespecified *thus allowing
all notifications) and then use this new one to be explicit about which
ones to disable.
There is a race condition in the root navigatior's initialization.
It's possible that it's initialized a touch too late and SDK users who
try to navigate to a conference end up stuck in the connecting screen
because the navigator is null.
This PR waits for it to be initilized by very unorthodox means, it's a
horrible hack which we need to undo, but for that we need to break
appart the inheritance relationship between App.{web,native},
AbstractApp and BaseApp because it's very inflexible.
The flags are now initialized very early so the naviggator sees if the
welcome page is enabled or not.
Only havee the screen in the hierarchy if we have a welcome page, since
it's the only way to access it.
Use goBack() from the navigator directly and avoid duplicating all props
to the screen.
It's about to become very confusing, since we are going to add actual
local recordings with video.
This feature was never fully finalizeed since it required manual
processing of the files, as they were not uploaded anywhere.
In addition, unless one opens the local audio device without any audio
processing first, any tracks opened later will have audio proceessing
turned on, something not desirable for the scenario this feature was
designed for in the first place: podcasts.
This feature will likely come back as a JaaS demo / MVP where the local
recording is made outside of the Jitsi Meet iframe.
