Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 25, 2018 #1 Well, it seems like nothing is working on this browser anymore.. I previously tried to run my b4j app in it, dololo. Visiting b4x yielded something else too. Is there a setting that I should set for this to work? I mean other browsers are not coming up with issues?
Well, it seems like nothing is working on this browser anymore.. I previously tried to run my b4j app in it, dololo. Visiting b4x yielded something else too. Is there a setting that I should set for this to work? I mean other browsers are not coming up with issues?
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 25, 2018 #2 You realize that Apple has not supported Safari on Windows since circa 2012? I think the last "proper" version was 5.1.7? (https://appleinsider.com/articles/12/07/25/apple_kills_windows_pc_support_in_safari_60)
You realize that Apple has not supported Safari on Windows since circa 2012? I think the last "proper" version was 5.1.7? (https://appleinsider.com/articles/12/07/25/apple_kills_windows_pc_support_in_safari_60)
Dabzy1978 Member Licensed User Jul 26, 2018 #3 If it were me, I'd just check the browser the user is on, if its Safari, then just point them to the Google Chrome download. If Apple cannot be bothered, then dont sweat about it! My 2p and all that! Dabz
If it were me, I'd just check the browser the user is on, if its Safari, then just point them to the Google Chrome download. If Apple cannot be bothered, then dont sweat about it! My 2p and all that! Dabz
OliverA Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 26, 2018 #4 Dabzy1978 said: If it were me, I'd just check the browser the user is on, if its Safari, then just point them to the Google Chrome download. Click to expand... You also need to check the OS, since Safari on Apple products should be fine. It's only the Windows version that's stuck in the past (and version's running on older Apple hardware that is not receiving anymore updates).
Dabzy1978 said: If it were me, I'd just check the browser the user is on, if its Safari, then just point them to the Google Chrome download. Click to expand... You also need to check the OS, since Safari on Apple products should be fine. It's only the Windows version that's stuck in the past (and version's running on older Apple hardware that is not receiving anymore updates).
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 26, 2018 #5 I agree with @Dabzy1978, he lives in the city with the 3rd oldest university in England, after Oxford and Cambridge
I agree with @Dabzy1978, he lives in the city with the 3rd oldest university in England, after Oxford and Cambridge