I'm having some strange problems with a webpage that everyone else swears is working just fine. One developer told me it could be because my IE11 browser is emulating IE8. Never heard of such a thing. How do I find out, and how do I fix it?
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I am making an app that opens up a website using the WebBrowser Control. Thing is, by doing research i found out that the default is IE / Edge. The OS is windows 10 and so the browser is Edge. When the site loads, it spazzes out and doesnt work as it should! On chrome and firefox it works a charm.
I need a way to change the default browser from Edge to Firefox?
I did my research and found different solutions but they dont work for me. The one i thought would work best is located here: http://thebot.net/threads/vb-net-how-to-make-a-firefox-webbrowser.142359/
When doing so, i would receive an error stating down the lines.. Version issue? <-- Cant remember exact error. But didnt work.
I then tried the Browse With.. idea but i cant locate this option.. Anywhere!
Please supply as much information to try get this to work.
Thanks!
This is a bit of a strange bug that I haven't seen before. When loading the login page for a webapp I'm working on in Safari (Mac OS 10.8.2), the entire browser crashes and quits, with the message "safari web content quit unexpectedly". I don't think I've ever seen a site actually crash a browser before, outside of an infinite loop in javascript or something (and really, it doesn't seem like it should be possible). Is there any Apache header or something that is known to crash Safari? Any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.
What I've Done:
Removed all meta tags and it still crashed.
It is getting the SSL certificate before it crashes, because I got the security warning (certificate doesn't match the url, since I'm testing locally)
It's crashing almost immediately, so I doubt that there's any javascript that's causing it
Use the process of elimination. Remove some code, test app. If it doesn't work, continue removing code until you find the cause.
In case anyone ever happens to stumble across this question, the problem ended up being using CSS3 transitions in conjunction with calc() values. Apparently having them together causes Safari to crash (before the transition is even triggered, I might add). I solved it by doing some simple browser detection to add a class to the body when the browser was anything but Safari, and only do the transitions related to calc() values on elements inside that class.
Question is really simple, I am unable to find out what is wrong with this page:
http://www.ezotour.sk/page/poznavacie-zajazdy-taliansko-sicilia.html
I have tried firebug no errors, I have tried chrome with no errors, I have tried IE9 with no errors. Using IETester it will return errors in code but I am not able to find out what it is.
I don't want you to debug my page for me, I need some advice what you use for IE6/7 debugging.
IETester is buggy, don't trust it.
The best way to test across multiple browsers is to create different virtual machine configurations using VMWare.
See: http://civicactions.com/blog/2009/may/24/building_ultimate_cross_browser_testing_system
IE6 is buggy, but not for a long time!
http://ie6countdown.com/
I'm using microsoft's CDN for pulling down the Ajax libraries. And I'm using SSL on some pages.
This URL resolves fine in Firefox and IE:
https://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/4.0/MicrosoftAjax.js
However in google chrome (on my PC, today...) it seems to time out with a very odd response:
On other PCs it seems to work fine, however I know I'm not the only one experiencing the problem as we've had occasional complaints from some of our clients about certain pages timing out and failing, that seems to point to the same problem.
As per my comment, I experienced the same issue but with Firefox failing and Chrome and IE succeeding.
Restarting the browser and the computer had no affect. Clearing the browser cache did fix the issue. I can only assume there was some kind of corruption in the browser cache.
I've got a website (www.ferfereh.ir - sorry it's not english) and I've installed a MyBB forum for it with this sub-domain (www.forum.ferfereh.ir). The strange thing is it doesn't work on the Opera browser, nothing gets loaded and the page is all white. I've tested it on other browsers, everything is fine. Does anyone have any idea why this might happen. I even tested my friend's MyBB forum and the same thing happens for that.
Thanks in advance.
What you see is what you get - the server sends Opera a completely empty file, Content-length 0. I can only assume it is some kind of bug in MyBB..
I also tested in Chrome, and it gets no content either.
I found the problem: It was the new Beta SEO plugin I had installed. I deactivated the plugin and now it works on all browsers.