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In case the author is reading this: > Sorry. My program and your browser are not getting along. None of the interactive elements of this page will work. Could
by ysavir 7y ago
In case the author is reading this:
> Sorry. My program and your browser are not getting along. None of the interactive elements of this page will work. Could you try a different browser? Current versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari seem to work.
The message is very appreciated. However, the way it blends seamlessly into the text around makes it seem like a natural part of the article. At first I thought it was intentional and that the article was going to be commentary on sites that don't work well on some or most browsers. Adding something to distinguish this text from the rest, and show that there is an actual element on the page missing, may be helpful here.
(and for clarity's sake, this was triggered because I hadn't whitelisted JS on the site. It worked fine once I allowed it)
- MrGilbert 7y ago> (and for clarity's sake, this was triggered because I hadn't whitelisted JS on the site. It worked fine once I allowed it) Oh well... Because it didn't load for me, I though it got "hugged to death" by HN. Smart-Me™ went over to archive.org and happily discovered that it got already indexed. I skimmed the article and was confused. Obviously, archive.org does not mirror the javascript - so it will never execute. I didn't notice the message was an actual error either.