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Issue with Update Flow Not Working Across Application on Specific MacBook Pro Machine
I am encountering a peculiar issue with the update flow within our application, specifically on one machine, an Apple MacBook Pro 14 (M3) model. Despite functioning correctly on other devices, ...
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My javascript is working on Safari but not Chrome
I'll attach the code below but you can also view the page source at hectorcampoblog.com and see the browser incompatibility in real time. I know javascript is notorious for browser incompatibility but ...
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Can you draw SVGs onto a canvas in Safari using drawImage?
According to caniuse.com, using an SVGImageElement as the parameter to a context.drawImage call is supported in every browser except Safari.
However, it seems like many people are using a canvas to ...
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SVG code: Can I use point decimals and percentages on all browsers?
In SVG code I used point decimals: .001 instead of 0.001
And percentage number like 50%
I have been told that using these numbers used to be a cross browser incompatibility issue in the past, but I ...
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My transition don't work on google chrome
I'm looking for help because I made this transition below and it works on firefox but don't on google chrome :
.item-2 .heart_animation {
font-size: 1.6em;
position: absolute;
right: ...
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React compatibility with IE11 - Const must be initialized - Lazy - Suspense
I've got a React project that needs to be compatible with Internet Explorer 11 and after applying some compatibility polyfills we still get the error.
SCRIPT1053: Const must be initialized
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It ...
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IE Console Error: SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'from'
I have a function on my site that takes a array of email strings and removes any duplicates. But it doesn't work on ie because of my use of the Array.from method. How can I convert to following code ...
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history.back() Not Working When Navigating Back on Same Domain?
I would like to implement a function that ensures prompting back on all browsers to stay within a given domain, and avoid skipping back too far in history.
This is my current progress:
<script type=...
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Alternative Javascript Method for PerformanceNavigation (Cross-browser Compatible)
I have semi-successfully implemented the following Javascript, but am having some difficulties achieving cross-browser compatibility (specifically in Firefox) with window.performance.navigation, since ...
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angular 8 application UI not rendering in IE
Hi I have an application in angular8, which is working fine in all the browser but not in IE. i have tried many solutions available online but it didn't worked out so far, here is my
polyfills.ts :-
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JS: Drag and Drop DataTransfer Object does not work on Safari. Alternative?
I have the following code. It creates a new FileList to edit a FileList Objekt of an File Input to allow me to create a list of all the files the user wants to upload and give him the option to delete ...
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Why are my javascript arrow functions not working in Edge/IE?
I have a compatibility issue with my Javascript code in IE and Edge. It is not detecting arrow functions correctly within my classes.
So this throws an error in Edge for me, within a class:
class ...
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Tabs clicking work on chrome but not in firefox
JavaScript code
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#tone th:first').addClass('active');
$('#tone tbody:not(:first)').hide();
$("#tone th").on('click', function(event){
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True browser support of get/set/hasAttribute() etc
I recently came across a similar problem when researching the readyState property of the document object, where the readystatechange event was supported everywhere but the readyState property itself ...
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How Do I Detect/Fallback If The Browser Has No Spread Syntax (... Notation In Functions) Support?
For those who don't know, spread syntax is a handy way to pass an undetermined number of parameters into a function, similar to this example:
function debug (mode, string, ...params) {
if (...