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Ah, that explains why that video is showing a different length than the actual video.

When you navigate to the "Videos" page on the website the page will render one of the watch history bars far beyond the normal boundaries of the page which results in the page zooming out as seen here:

This is on an iPad Pro 10.5" (iOS 12.2) on Safari

While watching videos inside of Safari on any iOS device, the video will automatically navigate to the end after pausing and locking the screen for some time.

This has been happening as of iOS 12.2 and doesn't seem to be specific to any device. As long as you load up a video in Safari, watch to any amount of time, then pause and lock the screen. Wait for 10-15 minutes. The video will have navigated to the end as if I had watched it all the way through.

This doesn't appear to be an issue with the video playing in the background because the lock screen controls will show no progress and no audio will play while the phone has been placed in the lock state.

I have replicated the issue on:

- iPhone X (iOS 12.2)

- iPad Pro 10.5" (2nd Generation, iOS 12.2)

@rorie: I have, though the issue is that the watch history doesn't sync since I'm getting the raw video URL at that point.

One of the previous updates for iOS (I believe this started with iOS 11.x.x) allowed native video players to implement their own fullscreen video control implementations over the native Safari video controls. However, at the time users were allowed to disable this specific functionality on an app-wide basis.

As of iOS 12.2 this doesn't appear to be the case and users are no longer allowed to disable this functionality. Full-screen videos that are played on an iPad now show the custom video controls which doesn't allow for +/- 15 second skips, or precise video scrubbing (part of which is covered by some native controls).

Here is a screenshot which shows what I'm describing:

Could this be disabled as a setting in the video player controls or just disabled altogether?

iPad Pro 10.5" (iOS 12.2)

Safari

I’m also getting the same on an iPad Pro running iOS 12 with Safari. Only the most recently watched video will show as ‘watched’.

Granted, I’ve noticed this issue in the past with different versions of iOS.

Same here, getting crashes on the Latest page whenever I scroll down past a certain point. I'm on an Apple TV 4k for reference.

The pop-out chat will not fill the entire window if the view is a certain width.

macOS Sierra (10.12.5)

Chrome 59.0.3071.115 (64-bit)

I suppose the Xbox could use something like a LittleBigPlanet as well. Nothing wrong with a little competition.

The only disappointing thing about this announcement is the lack of NFL partnership.