I tried using href="tel:911" this works perfectly fine with mobile phone and I tried using windows 10 with google chrome, it works! But with windows 7, using google chrome with the updated version the code doesn't work.
this is browser settings specific, ie. it will behave differently depending on the user's browser settings. The user can change how mailto: or tel: links behave in chrome by visiting chrome://settings/handlers, or Chrome Settings->Content Settings->Manage Handlers...
check chrome docs: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/native-hardware/click-to-call/
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When I am trying to use Flag Emojis in my vs code windows 10, it's not showing in vs code or any browser. What can I do?
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But it's showing plain text like us and tr.
After Updating my mozilla firefox the icons are showing normally. And for Chrome Browser I used an extension for icon. Now it’s working fine in both Firefox and Chrome.
I have a Windows Phone (a Nokia Lumia) from which I recently encountered an issue. I can't zoom (pinch zoom) or navigate (scrolling with the finger) using Google Maps. It was possible I believe last week or the week before that, but now it's not working anymore.
I can't recall any updates issued in between last working date and now, nor have I fiddled with any options.
I saw in a thread that one could use the options in the browser in order to enable zooming. But this option is not present for me. I use Internet Explorer.
Based from this thread, if it was determined that you are on a desktop version or IE, it will allow zooming to be controlled by mouse. Touch won't work at all. I also found this blog which states that:
The mobile Web version of Google Maps is optimized for WebKit browsers such as Chrome and Safari. However, since Internet Explorer is not a WebKit browser, Windows Phone devices are not able to access Google Maps for the mobile Web.
The desktop version of Google Maps works just fine in these browsers. It's one thing for Google to say the mobile site isn't tested or supported in the mobile browsers, but the desktop version, at least, shouldn't be off-limits. The desktop version may not be ideal in a mobile browser, but it does work.
I have a website that uses (except for other things) AngularJS. This website works perfectly fine on (example):
Google Chrome
IE
Firefox
iOS
Android
However I am having problems with Windows 10 mobile as one of the features is not working correctly (to be more precise it is $interval).
When testing my app on one of the browsers I view website via Web Inspector and go to background code to inspect where exactly the app fails. However I have no idea how to fix the problems that occur on mobile devices - such as Windows 10 Mobile?
How can one debug websites on a mobile device?
Windows 10 Mobile has Edge Browser. Try debugging it in that.
This is might be helpful.
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platform/documentation/f12-devtools-guide/
for the debugging tool you can use
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/dn255001(v=vs.85).aspx
I've implemented bootstrap-wysihtml5 editor in one of my website. It works fine everywhere on desktop, iPad and on iphone, but doesn't display at all on Android device. I checked using Chrome browser.
Can anyone please let me know whats wrong there.
Update: On checking 'bootstrap-wysihtml5' from its default website http://www.w3masters.nl/bootstrap-wysihtml5/, found its also not working on Android device (checked on chrome and other android browsers).
The development of WysiHTML5 went on to another website. Maybe the newest version will fix your problem.
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I am building a website which detects the target browser whether it is mobile or pc browser. Based on the content it choose theme.
What I want to ask is. Is there any mobile browser which I can download in my pc to test my site instead of on phone many times?
You could change the user agent to an user agent from a mobile browser. Extension on Chrome
You don't need any extensions, you can just change the User Agent manually on Chrome's Developer tools, just click on the settings Icon and then refresh the page (as you can see this page's look changes):
This is what I use normally. It is not exactly what you are looking for I think but its worth the money!
Stick with webkit browsers for mobile testing, sans Windows Phone. Don't overlook the Android SDK's emulator and, if you're on a Mac, the iOS simulator, as you may come across rendering issues that don't exist in-browser.