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And I could tell just from reading the comment that it was another case of developers not knowing about Unicode normalization. It's extremely unhealthy for web
by gurkendoktor 5y ago
And I could tell just from reading the comment that it was another case of developers not knowing about Unicode normalization.
It's extremely unhealthy for web standards that every deviation from Chrome's behavior is considered a nonsense bug now.
- realusername 5y agoTake it as you want, I never have an issue with Firefox and it's not a Chrome based browser.
- MereInterest 5y agoI've had a problem with Google Slides in Firefox, but I put the blame for that solely on Google. Using right-click context menus to copy/paste only works in Google Chrome. My understanding is that for security reasons, the browser doesn't allow websites to initiate a clipboard read/write. Google Slides recreates the right-click menu in JS, and so no clipboard events can be made from it. But Google Chrome apparently gives special permissions to Google websites, allowing them to have special enhanced privileges to initiate clipboard events. I'd say that's definitely something that is an abuse of market share, as Google is using market dominance in the browser space to have a competitive advantage in the unrelated presentation software market.
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