Yup. No more React.js conflict. That was caused by the way how ClojureScript bundle has been built (reagent's copy of React added to the bundle's global/window namespace).
Also, the dependency on Solid.js is unlikely to cause any conflicts even if you used Solid.js yourself in your app given the new package doesn't globally export anything else other than the minimal public API for mounting the player in DOM.
Also, the dependency on Solid.js is unlikely to cause any conflicts even if you used Solid.js yourself in your app given the new package doesn't globally export anything else other than the minimal public API for mounting the player in DOM.