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>Oh no, Grid Garden doesn't work on this browser. It requires a browser that supports CSS grid, such as the latest version of Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Use on
by ysavir 10y ago
>Oh no, Grid Garden doesn't work on this browser. It requires a browser that supports CSS grid, such as the latest version of Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Use one of those to get gardening!
Is Chrome 56 so outdates that this grid box doesn't work with it?
Or, perhaps, does the game only check if I'm running the "latest" version, regardless of which browsers do or do not actually work with Grid Garden?
Edit: Oh, wow, 56 is that outdated. Talk about cutting edge technology?
- gsnedders 10y agoGrid shipped in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari in the last month: it really does mean the latest version, currently. Anything older doesn't have Grid support (okay, ignoring IE/Edge and their prefixed implementation of ~2010 draft which has little in common with what has now shipped elsewhere).
- teleclimber 10y agoMS team said they were working on the standard CSS Grid implementation now https://twitter.com/MSEdgeDev/status/848997331567497216 https://twitter.com/MSEdgeDev/status/848997331567497216
- irrational 10y agoAfter everyone else has already shipped. Typical. Better late than never I guess. At my work we have stopped testing on MS browsers. The higher ups have decided that it's not worth the time to support any version of IE and Edge. If it works on those browsers, great. But if it doesn't we won't do anything to address it. We started this about a year ago and so far nobody has said anything. Of course we are fortunate that we are not selling anything so we don't have to worry about things like lost sales.
- overlordalex 10y agoThis just made me realise how difficult it is to check my version. 1. Hamburger menu -> hunt for the 'about' -> version 54. Great!.. or..not? Is that old? 2. Google "google chrome current version" -> skip past a few 3rd party sites detailing how to find the 'about' page -> Choose what I assume is the product page: https://www.google.com/chrome/ https://www.google.com/chrome/ 3. No version number in this page. In fact, no mention of browsers at all! The page appears to be an advert for chromebooks. In the bottom left, in the site-navigation footer there is 'browser' under 'products'. 4. Ah, this is more like it. This looks like your typical marketing website/landing page - fancy feature list, big download button, but... no version number? -> Click "Download" 5. A terms of service and a download button? What version am I going to "Accept and Install"?? Filename it wants to download is "google-chrome-stable_current".. great! Is that the version I currently have? Unsurprisingly wikipedia has all the information I wanted: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome_version_history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome_version_history
- Nadya 10y agoStep 1 will attempt to update and tell you what the new version is. It will also tell you you are out of date. Recalling from memory, it looks like this: Google Chrome is out of date. Version 54.0.239.240 (Official Build) (##-bit) Update available: Version 57.0.2987.133
- owlninja 10y agoMine just started updating as soon as I hit 'About'
- ChrisClark 10y agoI also got the notice I didn't support CSS Grid. But my steps were: 1. Hamburger, Help, About. Says my Chrome is out of date. 2. Click update button. 3. Click restart.
- taternuts 10y agoYeah, as someone who has to support IE9+ these things just make me sad because I can't use it. Oh flexbox, how I long for thee.
- ehsankia 10y ago56 is latest stable, though I think 57 is rolling out. From quick search, 57 seems to be the one that has added support for CSS Grid (which is very new). So it's not so much that your browser is outdated, but rather that this feature is fresh out of the oven.