PSSPP, standalone version (not retroarch core) Retroarch cores : gearboy, picrodrive, Virtual Jaguar, beetlePSX, gambatte, snes9x 2010 nx, fceu mm, genesis plus gx, mame, mame2000, Mupen64 ( beta with dynarec support), and a lot more.

I'm still looking for a solution since various feature checkers actually report a prefixed AudioContext to be present but I didn't have luck with that yet.Temporary list, please help sorting them to proper categories and into nice Tables The output rate of frames remains 60 so the switch doesn't choke up.Īudio Sadly the switch doesn't seem to have an exposed audio API for the web browser. When enabled turbo mode makes the emulator tick at times the speed of its usual execution (e.g. The WebSocket automatically reconnects if there's new input. I changed from png to uncompressed webp images and added logic that disconnects the WebSocket if there's no input for more than 10 seconds. This popped up every now and then and then made the window lag out continously even when Cancel is pressed. Some other stuff that I build / had to deal with. Add fix for content size warning after alerts are open for too long.With the use of postMessage I always immediately return to a 'navigated' state of the iFrame.ĭocker run -d -v $(pwd)/roms:/home/roms/ -name switch-gba -p 8888:8888 bfriedrichs/switch-gba:release-latest In this case B will actually navigate the iFrame back first before navigating back the actual page (or reloading it). The way the Switch handles B is a bit different if there is an iFrame present on the page. I won't explain how to do this here but if are capable of setting this up you certainly will also be able to find that information yourself. This project makes use of the Switch browser that comes up when trying to verify / sign in with certain DNS providers. This is a hobby project and therefore I won't commit to offering help / maintaining / updating this project unless I choose to do so. This project is meant as an experiment of what is possible and not to be used commercially. Homebrewing / Hacking a switch is too much of a dangerous affair for me personally and after learning there is a browser I tried to get it running in there.

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