Earlier this year the Media Session API was added to Chrome for Android. It allows developers to set metadata about the audio/video content they are playing, which gets displayed in the media controls on their phone and wearable devices. It also allows custom handling of media controls.
The API is discussed here along with examples of what proper implementation looks like.
Currently, the media control notification that appears when playing audio from the website looks as shown below. It doesn't indicate the surah being played or the full reciter name and only gives the play/pause control. These issues can be addressed for Android users by implementing the Media Session API.
Earlier this year the Media Session API was added to Chrome for Android. It allows developers to set metadata about the audio/video content they are playing, which gets displayed in the media controls on their phone and wearable devices. It also allows custom handling of media controls.
The API is discussed here along with examples of what proper implementation looks like.
Currently, the media control notification that appears when playing audio from the website looks as shown below. It doesn't indicate the surah being played or the full reciter name and only gives the play/pause control. These issues can be addressed for Android users by implementing the Media Session API.