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This looks pretty amazing ... in Firefox. I tried Chrome, but no luck. Is that because Chrome doesn't support HTML5 as completely as Firefox?

• ams6110 16y ago
  I was wondering about browser support myself, and found this to be informative: http://www.deepbluesky.com/blog/-/browser-support-for-css3-and-html5_72/ http://www.deepbluesky.com/blog/-/browser-support-for-css3-a...
• arnorhs 16y ago
  It worked pretty much most of the time in Chrome for me. There were a couple of demos that didn't work. But this thing looks really nice. I love the website design, as well.
  • pedoh 16y ago
    Interesting. Are you using Chrome for Windows, perhaps? I'm using Chrome for Mac (5.0.375.29), and all that happens when I click "See it in action" is that the page is scrolled to the top.
    • arnorhs 16y ago
      Yes, I am. 5.0.342.9 beta for windows edit: Actually now I'm using 5.0.375.29 beta (I just upgraded) and it's still pretty much working the same way
    • catch23 16y ago
      Doesn't work for me (Chrome nightly build on the Mac). Didn't work in the Chrome mac production build either. For anything web related, no matter how slick it is, if it doesn't work on a few browsers, it won't get adoption unless you run a website that only caters to specific browsers on a specific platform (like a website that can only be accessed on an iPad device).
• wrs 16y ago
  I get "Uncaught Error: INVALID_STATE_ERR: DOM Exception 11" in Mac Chrome 5.0.375.17. (Uh, wait...we're using HN for bug reports now?)
• hackermom 16y ago
  WebKit (Safari, Chrome etc.) has more complete and more robust HTML5 support than FF. What you're seeing is a Chrome-specific issue, as it works just perfectly in Safari.
  • roc 16y ago
    Safari on the desktop perhaps. All the demos I've tried so far are broken on the iPad and iPhone. Has anyone had any success with Android?
    • wildmXranat 16y ago
      I tested it on Android 1.6. It's broken alright.