Muting the volume icon if startVolume is set to 0 #747
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…well (to match the dragging functionality of the volume slider)
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Muting the volume icon if startVolume is set to 0
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Muting the volume icon if startVolume is set to 0
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...l (to match the dragging functionality of the volume slider)
My previous solution was a bit ugly, because it triggered a button click event;