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Which browsers currently implement HTML5 MediaController support?

So my google fu I failed. Is there a list of browsers (including beta versions) that support the HTML5 MediaController object ?

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There are no browsers that support MediaController.

Safari claims support, but it does not work well enough to actually use.

Chrome removed the default support and set it as an experiment flag. It turns out that it was never properly implemented in Chrome, in the first place: it did not support synchronization, it was just a play / pause / search for both media at the same time and hope for the best. (see https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!msg/blink-dev/MVcoNSPs1UQ/LIF-fvu2lwoJ )

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I know that Safari can control a video object. But I'm not sure if it can use HTML5 MediaController.

See example: Safari HTML5 Audio and Video Controller

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You can test MediaController support with this simple but not perfect code:

function checkSupport() { if (!("MediaController" in window)) { return "unsupported"; } var mc = new MediaController(); if ("onended" in mc) { return "supported"; } else { return "partially supported"; } }

Or open this script: http://jsfiddle.net/achwedyk/Hk393/

I tested various browsers and currently (April 2014) only Chrome 34 and Safari 7 partially support MediaController. However, there is an error for missing event handlers: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=94891

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1389634/

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