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How is it not useful for people that need to be successful in an era when browsers aren't bridging those gaps themselves?
by wensing 17y ago
How is it not useful for people that need to be successful in an era when browsers aren't bridging those gaps themselves?
- WilliamLP 17y agoBecause a user is going to get the same experience already with the latest Flash player, in any browser. In JavaScript, there are numerous differences, ranging from the subtle to the not-so-subtle (do they even have canvas?) "Standards" aren't worth anything if they aren't, you know, standard.
- wensing 17y agoI think you're actually agreeing with me here. I am saying that this project Gordon has appeal for folks that may want to do something like display a SWF in iPhone Safari.
- dutchflyboy 17y ago> ranging from the subtle to the not-so-subtle (do they even have canvas?) That's the beauty of this thing. It works with svg -> supported by all browsers (with the obvious exception of IE, although I think it shouldn't be too hard to change it to support VML).