I made a couple of AOS elements, and published my site. I tested it on phone and safari - worked flawlessly. But after launching it on Windows, elements were static. What do I do?
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My ruby on rails website does not load on safari 15. It works fine on older versions as well as other browsers. The below is what I see in Safari 15
There is nothing in the console logs or any indication of what the "problem" is. Interestingly this is also an issue for my site if I run it locally on localhost:3000 which leads me to think it's an issue with something in my sites code.
If I disable Javascript the site will then load, what in my Javascript could cause this?
I have a similiar problem with my matured React app. Some users of my web application are using Safari 15 and they report that some fragments of the application are not loaded.
I also got screenshots from them. There is nothing indicated in the console.
But interesstingly all the HTML canvas elements are not rendered. Even the small ones.
Some examples:
Leaflet map in canvas (map tiles somehow not rendered):
A chart in a canvas (chart stays blank):
I mean it is working in every other browser since years and also Safari 14 and Safari on iOs.
Must be something Safari 15 realted.
For me this ended up being an issue with Three.js, I needed to upgrade it's version then the site worked in safari. If you're not using Three.js, then I'd recommend checking the other JavaScript packages you are using.
I am testing my website in all browser, and suddenly I encounter this problem in safari browser version 5.1.7. The app crashes and there is always a popup which as shown below when I clicked to another link on my website. I am using windows 7 OS. Why is this happening? Is this because of my code?
Any answer is very much appreciated.
I'm currently trying to set up a connection between my web client and my iOS app, but for some reason my iOS client only sees a black box when using Chrome (version 33). I can see the video just fine if I use Firefox (both in my app and when I put the browsers side-by-side, they can see each other).
This doesn't appear to be a documented known issue with the JavaScript SDK, and I can't see any recent discussion about this on the forums (last post was mine).
The iOS sample can be located here (samples/OpenTokHelloWorld) with the browser page in samples/OpenTokHelloWorld/browser_demo.html
I suggest cd'ing into samples/OpenTokHelloWorld and running python -m SimpleHTTPServer, as it can't be run from a file:/// path.
Here is what my iPad sees:
Chrome:
Firefox:
And Chrome/Firefox (respectively), both publishing video from the same camera
Edit: after testing on other machines, it may be something specific to my environment even though none of my extensions run in Incognito and I don't have any custom plugins installed.
It looks like the OpenTok mobile SDKs with the specific webcam I was using has issues. On Android the video stream will display for a brief moment then segfault, and on iOS there will be no video at all.
I have tested this many times and could not reproduce what you are seeing in your chrome.
Without seeing any console errors or iOS logs the best suggestion is to try clearing your cache, or maybe restarting your computer (longshot)
i need test website in IE10 on Windows 7. Is it even posible without installing windows 8 release preview?
thanks
You may try a service like browsershots.org if you need to test site's appearance only (there were few more like this but I can't remember now). Other option is to install Win8 on virtual machine and test it there. As far as I know IE10 is not available on Win7 (yet?).
For testing without an iPhone/Android phone, which desktop browser works best with Sencha Touch? I tried Chrome and Safari, which work fairly well, but both seem to have little issues.
Firefox and IE apparently don't work at all with Sencha Touch. Is there a secret weapon, like a port of a mobile browser, available?
There's a Chrome extension called Ripple that's pretty good, but most things can be tested quite productively in Chrome. Set Ext.is.Phone = true; at the beginning of your script when you need to test the phone UI.
You should be using the iPhone/iPad hardware simulator on a mac, or the Android simulator if you're on Windows. Desktop browsers will get you there - particularly desktop safari -- although there are enough differences that you should really use one of the simulators
A direct link to one ipad simulator online is: http://ipadpeek.com/
On Windows, Google Chrome is my favorite browser. When I'm done developing a section of the app I do test it on my real device, an HTC desire (Android). As expected, the real device is WAY slower than desktop browser, specially notable on animations, e.g sliding tabs and carousels.
I would say Google chrome is the best browser till date.... and its an ideal browser for sencha touch applications to run, since it contains webkit..
Also you can use Titanium (you can download it here) which has iphone/iPad simulater built in but for that you need a Mac and you also have to download ios sdk.
Working on these simulators is an awesome experience.