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The only reason I'd want these is for a web page to be used on an iPhone. They kill usability for keyboard-focused users.
by jcromartie 17y ago
The only reason I'd want these is for a web page to be used on an iPhone. They kill usability for keyboard-focused users.
- barredo 17y agoEdit: it has keyboard support indeed. I've just tried and works perfect. Pressing space switches the checkbox state and tab switches between checkboxes. It's a pretty damn good job. <s>I bet it's not too dificult to add keyboard support to them</s>
- kingsley_20 17y agoNon-obvious keyboard support is still almost worthless.
- robin_reala 17y agoYou use Prototype on your iPhone sites? I’ve tried to avoid using libraries on mobile sites as they add a fair chunk of download and processing overhead. Actually, it’d be nice to see a Webkit specific (or at least modern browser specific) JS library that dumps IE workarounds and fallback DOM selection routines; leaves us with syntactic sugar for QuerySelector and XMLHTTPRequest, and an animation library.
- jrockway 17y agoMost of the code in jQuery is not to work around IE, it's for features you actually want. So I doubt this would buy you much savings, especially when gzipped.