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Wow, they support Chrome and Safari, but not Firefox. Time to spoof my user agent and see if it really doesn't work or not... Update: Even user-agent spoofing

by fpgeek 15y ago

Wow, they support Chrome and Safari, but not Firefox. Time to spoof my user agent and see if it really doesn't work or not... Update: Even user-agent spoofing didn't make a difference with Firefox.

cageface 15y ago
Looks like they're using Web SQL for local storage. Mozilla foolishly (IMO) rejected this standard so they'd have to reimplement the storage layer with IndexedDB to get this working on FF.
- wycats 15y ago
  WebSQLDB isn't really a "standard". The standard is "whatever version of sqlite safari happened to ship with" which is really not a tenable long-term solution.
  - cageface 15y ago
    Sure it is. Pick a version. Call it the spec and fork SQLite if necessary. You can't possibly argue that this would be more work than inventing a new, untested data storage model from scratch. This approach is exactly what ran the W3C aground in the first place.
    - ootachi 15y ago
      Why not just say "WebKit is the HTML5 spec", then? It'd be less work than coming up with an HTML5 spec from scratch.
    - lmorchard 15y ago
      I'm sure Adobe would love it if "Just use Flash" were part of the <video> spec, too.