Remove early usage of chrome API#1480
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Description:
When running Vidstack in a Capacitor app, the app fails to start because of a ReferenceError:
ReferenceError: chrome is not definedThis happens because tracks.ts directly references the
chromeAPI on import.This typically doesn't happen when the app is bundled into neatly split dependencies as Vite does by default, but when generating a single bundle that contains the entire app, the
chromeAPI will be accessed immediately regardless of the browser used.This PR prevents the
chromeAPI from being referenced early.Ready?
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