Vuejs is not working at all on safari, a live example is in https://www.artiskit.net
The website is working on all modern browsers but safari, I don't even have an error on why is this happening on the console.
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i am working a social network platform and wanted to integrate the live streaming services and also the chat voice and audio calling services. they are all active, except that I keep getting "Sorry your browser does not have webrtc" even after installing this extension on all my browsers, it still says the same for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. The only browser working perfectly well is the apple safari browser. Now I don't know how to fix this.
WebRTC has to work under https environment. That's why your website isn't working. Deploy the application with SSL security.
I got QuotaExceededError in my AMP page only in safari browser.
In some Safari browser page is working perfectly, but in some safari browser, I got this error.
Even I am Checking this in normal browser page(Not in Incognito mode).
Please give me a solution if you have any idea regarding this.
I have made this application using Leaflet.js with these plugins: MarkerCluster, Leaflet Map Fullscreen, it's hosted in a Linux server, HTTP apache2.
For some reason, I can't get my current location on the following browsers:
Mozilla Firefox (latest version)
Google Chrome (latest version)
Microsoft Edge
In IE, it gives me the popup to give permission to locate myself, and it works... only once. If I try to locate myself again it behaves like the other browsers above.
And, if I open the link in Instagram dm's it works just fine...
It works also in localhost or if I use location guard browser extension to make my location a fixed point.
What's causing this issue? Is it because it isn't https?
You will have to switch to https if you want to support geolocation on most if not all modern browsers.
For Chrome
Starting with Chrome 50, Chrome no longer supports obtaining the
user's location using the HTML5 Geolocation API from pages delivered
by non-secure connections. This means that the page that's making the
Geolocation API call must be served from a secure context such as
HTTPS.
For Firefox
This feature is available only in secure contexts (HTTPS) [...]
And according to the nice support grid on MDN, Opera and Safari should also require https to enable geolocation.
I've been running into rendering issues with IE11 lately where html pages are not getting rendered as expected even though they show up fine in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. I'm still digging into this but it seems like it could be due to Internet Explorer being put into Enterprise Mode for "internal" web sites, (where "internal" means any web site matching the domain name of the organization--for example, *.somedomain.com). Has anyone else come across this?
Enterprise Mode defaults to sending an IE8 user agent instead of an IE11 user agent and the meta tag that developers are encouraged to place in their html (<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">) is designed to tell the browser to use the best rendering mode of the browser. If IE11 sends an IE8 user agent because Enterprise Mode is enabled, does it then get rendered as IE8 even though the HTML could be standards compliant and rendered with IE11's standards compliant engine?
We are facing issues while automating the shadow dom elements using selenium web driver on safari browser.
The main issue we are facing is that we are not able to send keys to the text boxes which are in shadow-root. We tried to set value of textbook using javascript but that too is not working.
Above functionality is working fine with Firefox, but problem is with Safari.