I find that when user add an 'end' event and callback to a sound (with "once" method) and play it, if user stop the sound before it play to complete, the callback will not be cleared automatically. you can repeat the operation several time, once the sound play to complete, the callback will fired many times.
Reproducible Example
howl.once('end', callback);
Reproduction Steps
I add an 'end' event and callback to a sound (with 'once' method as: howl.once('end', callback)) and play it, then stop it before it complete.
Repeat the above operation 5 times. but in the last time, do not stop the sound, let it play to complete.
Issue: when the sound (the last play) play to complete, the callback are fired 5 time in same time.
In my mind, when use stop a sound, the callback should be cleared automatically, because the callback is no longer useful。
The Problem
I find that when user add an 'end' event and callback to a sound (with "once" method) and play it, if user stop the sound before it play to complete, the callback will not be cleared automatically. you can repeat the operation several time, once the sound play to complete, the callback will fired many times.
Reproducible Example
howl.once('end', callback);
Reproduction Steps
I add an 'end' event and callback to a sound (with 'once' method as: howl.once('end', callback)) and play it, then stop it before it complete. Repeat the above operation 5 times. but in the last time, do not stop the sound, let it play to complete. Issue: when the sound (the last play) play to complete, the callback are fired 5 time in same time. In my mind, when use stop a sound, the callback should be cleared automatically, because the callback is no longer useful。
Possible Solution
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Context
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Howler.js Version
v2.1.3
Affected Browser(s)/Versiuon(s)
Chrome 119.0.6045.124