We use the Fullstory (www.fullstory.com) library to track the usage of our product, but we have problems on Chrome browser : when we scroll on desktop or mobile, it's 2 or 3 times slower than on other browers (for instance Safari or Firefox).
Is it a Chrome API problem (onScroll ? ) or a Fullstory bug ? We use AngularJS as front-end framework, maybe this is an AngularJS <> Fullstory bug ?
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In react/iPad do we have limitation regarding the history.replace() function ? As during testing history.replace() function is not working only in iPads the same works fine in Android mobiles and tablets.
Is there any limitation or so either in React BrowserRoutes or iPad browsing history.?
Seems like issue wasn't with the history.replace() rather using localStorage in incognito window in safari browser on mobile and tablet devices. Guess this is specific to Safari browser versions too
I have develop a web site using angular.
My surprise is when I access the site in Chrome without the inspector.
The page seems be frozen. nothing works.
The problem was about the screen resolution. Not about the chrome inspector.
When the chrome inspector was down, so the screen get bigger and the problem arises.
I need to identify if a browser supports the AngularJS.
Based on the result, I need to execute logic to call web pages. Old browsers like IE6 and IE7 do not support AngularJS. So one way to identify if a browser supports it, is by detecting the browser version/type, but I am looking for a more generic way to check support.
From angular's FAQ page
What browsers does Angular work with? We run our extensive test suite
against the following browsers: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, IE8,
IE9 and mobile browsers (Android, Chrome Mobile, iOS Safari). See
Internet Explorer Compatibility for more details in supporting legacy
IE browsers.
And the IE specifics cab be found here
If you'r looking for a angular.is_this_browser_supported() function, i doubt you'll find any.
I have an application, built in silverlight that I am calling via an iframe.
In IE, firefox the applications buttons work but in google chrome they do not..
I am pulling my hair out and am thinking that it is a bug in Google Chrome.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions?
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It is a Chrome bug that Google has previously fixed but has risen again.
There are reports that it only affects if app running in windowless mode.
I am trying to build a carousel feature using the twitter bootstrap library. My code is based off of the simple example provided at http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#carousel.
The carousel works fine on desktop browsers chrome and firefox, but when I try the same page on the mobile version of chrome or safari for iOS, the carousel does not render.
I am including bootstrap.css and bootstrap-carousel.js.
What could be the issue here. Also, how do you even go about debugging issues with mobile browsers, as you don't have development tools that are included in the desktop browsers.
Thanks!
Please ignore this question. I had missed a trivial issue that had nothing to do with the library.