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I've tested in Chrome, do I need to test in Safari?
Started by nickf on
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Also Chrome, so if you use Javascript....
I've noticed Safari handles Asian characters better than Chrome.
On Safari then Chrome, also Chrome uses the V8 JavaScript engine which has caused some people git if you like.
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Given that Chrome and Safari use webkit has anyone yet found anything that renders differently on Chrome than Safari? Is there any reason at the moment to test sites on both, or would testing Safari be sufficient for right now?
Started by tloach on
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Over time be different, the Java....
Chrome is currently using a slightly older version of Webkit than Safari.
Google Chrome also uses an earlier version of Webkit than the current Safari, so pages should of Chrome yet.
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In Internet Explorer I can use the clipboardData object to access the clipboard. How can I do that in FireFox, Safari and/or Chrome?
Started by GvS on
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Questions/233719/is-it-possible-to-read-the-clipboard-in-firefox-safari-and-chrome-using-javascri-with-javascript-in-firefox-safari-ie-opera-292559a2-cc6c-4ebf-9724-d23e8bc5ad8a/
function.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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The problem is on my blog - blog.dynback.com.
Right panel goes down in Chrome, and stayed normal in all other browsers including Safari 4. And without Firebug its hard to find where is the problem.
Started by dynback.com on
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You have errors in your markup, fix those first, at least .
Maybe that's the problem.
Chrome uses a different JavaScript engine than Safari.
The issue appears after code snippets are highlighted.
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Say you wanted a greasemonkey script to be compatible with safari and chrome,
whereas in firefox the gm scripts only run when the dom is ready chrome, safari + opera, seem to run the gm scripts before the dom is ready.
so what i am looking for is a solution...
Started by dave jackson on
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safari + opera into global window object (this happens....
If you want to run some code after page load, event listeners not necessary at all .
It works on Greasemonkey, Opera, and Safari Greasekit.
Of all, take a look at Nice alert UserJS.
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I'm trying to read the contents of the clipboard using Javascript. With Internet Explorer it's possible using
window.clipdData.getData("Text")
Is there a similar way of reading the clipboard in Firefox, Safari and Chrome?
Started by gilfaria on
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Safari supports reading the clipboard during onpaste events.
All they need to do is paste.
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Hi,
I have a site where I display some jQuery dialogs. But in Chrome/Safari the dialog is not opened in center of the screen but a long way down the page. The site is programmed in Asp.net but when I copy-paste the generated html to a .htm the thing works...
Started by lasseespeholt on
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There is a major problem in Safari for Windows and Google Chrome: When I open orkut in both of these browsers, the language selector in the scrap composer is absent and also that box where we write our text (scrapbox) becomes resizable.
Does anyone know...
Started by Rahul Vyas on
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Both Safari and Chrome use the same rendering engine (webkit) so I'm guessing that whatever html, such as Safari on the Mac?
Newer browsers tend to be less tolerant of web sites not following the spec.
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I asked,
Can you tell me why my searches are working ok in IE8 but get stuck with safari and chrome?
www.netivot.biz
The ajax code is at www.netivot.biz/js/Ajax.js
It works with some xml and xslt files
then jitter suggested to preplace my code with :
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Started by qaedus on
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Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest(); } else if (window.ActiveXObject.
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I have the following javascript being called to request a focus when page is loaded.
This code works 100% OK with Firefox and IE7, but Chrome and Safari do not seem to move the focus at all. How to make it work with all browsers?
document.getElementById...
Started by Tom on
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by 4 people.
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For the most part), but Chrome and Safari are both based off of Webkit which does not have a solution in Chrome:
"window.document.getElementById('swfID').focus() not working for flash objects"
http.
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