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Two issues causing announce to silently fail or permanently block navigation: 1. No hard timeout fallback on speechSynthesis.speak(): Chrome Android (and some desktop) silently drops utterances not triggered within a user-gesture window. If both onend and onerror fail to fire (a known browser bug), doNavigate() was never called and the chapter transition was permanently lost. Added an 8-second setTimeout fallback (safeNavigate) that forces navigation if the speech engine never resolves. safeNavigate is idempotent — guarded by a 'navigated' flag so it only fires once even if onend, onerror, and the timeout all fire. 2. audioStore.chapters only written inside startPlayback(): The onended handler reads audioStore.chapters to build the utterance text (Chapter N — Title). If auto-next navigated to this chapter and the user never manually pressed play (startPlayback was never called), chapters held whatever the previous AudioPlayer had written — potentially stale or empty on a book switch. Added a reactive $effect that keeps chapters in sync whenever the prop changes, same pattern as nextChapter.
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