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Web Programming Cross Browser Frustrations Normal? [duplicate]
So I'm a relatively junior programmer, been doing it for a couple years now and have been recently working on a redo of the company's website, and have ran into some frustrations and was just ...
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How the Compatibility View in IE works behind the scenes
When I remote connect to my work PC, in IE10, the juniper remote client service which is basically a plugin executed in the browser does not run. I need to turn on compatibility view to see it. My ...
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What is the most cross-browser/system compatible option for 3d graphics on a web page?
I would like to develop a bit of functionality for a web site that involves a bit of 3D - the user can move around objects, rotate them and texture them.
So far I've looked into:
WebGL (in ...
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Why Browsers do not resolve simple known issues? [closed]
Why Browsers do not resolve simple known issues such as:
(in the context of CSS)
Do NOT start a class name with a number! This is only supported in Internet Explorer
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Do NOT start an ID name ...
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What is the reason to put prefixes in new CSS features?
Is there a valid reason for the browsers to prefix new CSS features, instead of letting the webmasters use the non-prefixed version?
For example, a sample code for the background gradient looks like:
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Why is it unrealistic to expect all browsers to support the same standards? [closed]
Ideally, we would have different browsers supporting the same standards and same code producing the same result on all browsers.
That hasn't happened yet. What are the reasons why?
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Should I support IE compatibility mode?
So I have a client that is running multiple versions of multiple browsers. I currently support IE7, IE8, IE9, Firefox4/5, Safari 5 and Chrome. The site works in all the named browsers.
IE has a ...
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How are you handling browser compatibility in the new “rapid release” world?
With the new world of rapid browser releases I am trying to figure out how to define & implement our browser compatibility process.
Previously we would always support the latest major version of ...
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WebSockets current state on security and browser support
I found many things when searching, but nothing that seemed both updated and complete.
In last quarter of 2010 I remember reading what were very sad news for me, as WebSockets were disabled in most ...
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What's the best approach to develop a cross-browser JavaScript app?
As one of my summer projects I'd like to build an AJAX program on my own. Not too big. I'm new to the whole matter, however I have general knowledge in programming and a good understanding of the Web ...
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Should I test my China-targeted website with “360 Secure Browser” (browser in China)?
Developing a website aiming to the Chinese market, I am wondering whether I should do compatibility tests with the 360 secure browser, which is based on the Trident layout engine (like Internet ...
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What should I consider before creating a Silverlight website?
I have opted to use silverlight for a website. This runs in all major browsers. The application could be highly graphically intensive. What have I missed?
Edit:
It runs on Android and other mobile ...
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Compatibility of current web standards with current browsers [closed]
I am trying to study the compatibility of current web standards:
HTML5 > FOUND
XHTML
CSS3 > FOUND
HTML DOM > FOUND
JavaScript
XML
AJAX (I know this is not a standard but I would like to include it ...
