No, but what do you need the name for if you know the index?
No, there are still no browsers that support MIDI, but Chrome may support it some time this year.
We now recommend using Crosswalk instead of CocoonJS for Android. Try using that instead.
This thread was originally posted in 2011, long before the official Function plugin was introduced. I strongly recommend you use the official Function plugin instead.
Share a .capx otherwise we can't see your events.
That's called head-of-line blocking and we have seen it make even simple games unplayable in our own tests. WebRTC DataChannels support UDP which allows out-of-order delivery which is the best solution to that problem.
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GameThirsty - does the same thing happen in the Chrome for Android browser? If so it's not a Crosswalk bug, perhaps an issue with the plugin.
It shouldn't do that. Post a bug report with a .capx, it should be linear by default. I'm pretty sure it is actually, maybe you made some mistake.
You could work around it by detecting MSIE (or Trident for IE11) in the user agent string and offsetting the index accordingly.
Heh, you're right - accidentally left in some debugger code that messes it up when you press F10! Should be fixed in the next build.
Yeah, I've looked in to this previously but not been able to figure out what's going on. If you pin the ribbon so it's permanently showing it should work though.
Please try testing with the latest beta. We've already fixed some tilemap bugs including display issues on some systems.
Fixed for the next build.
You're right, hiding the system tray would be a better default than showing it. Made the change for the next build.
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