I have researched this an according to MediaRecorder.isTypeSupported Chromium does not support audio/ogg; codecs=opus. Does anyone know if there is an alternative to use with MediaRecorder or if Chrome is planning to add this?
Thanks
I think Chrome only supports "audio/webm; codecs=opus".
From the list of supported formats here, it appears it does not.
However, there are some libraries that help you record to alternative formats, as seen here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/57837816/2441655
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I have to apply a fix to my website, but the best approach will only will work for Chrome versions 58+ .
I wonder how popular is this version? i.e. How many users will get the bug in my website fixed.
Is there any analytics on browsers versions usage?
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Chrome auto updates so I wouldn't worry about it.
Does anybody know since which version context.setLineDash([5]) is implemented in Google Chrome?
Found something on twitter:
http://goo.gl/ag7Vx
It looks like chrome supports setLineDash since version 23.
you will probably find your answer in www.caniuse.com
search on the js api, it's a really handy website cos You can also use it for CSS and HTML tags and it tells you everything and on which browsers.
I would like to use html5 video on our site but wanted to find out if there is any way of adding support for IE6 seeing that some of our clients use old browsers. I am not sure if I inherit the js "modernizr.js" whether this will solve my issue. Please advise or may you please suggest an alternative besides flash?
Straight answer? You simply can't use HTML5 video in old IE.
You'd be best using a jQuery solution. There's a great plugin which handles all this leg-work for you called jPlayer:
http://www.jplayer.org/
Check it out.
As already suggested in the comment above, you should utilize some kind of fallback to Flash and/or Silverlight for browsers non capable of HTML5 video.
For example have a look at mediaelementjs, which is working well and has support for IE 6. There's also a chart on their website indicating which technology is used in which browser.
I found a few articles how clipboard works in IE and Firefox without flash, but I did not find any example regarding to Safari and Chrome. Could somebody share with me example or provide link?
Thank you!
I believe you want to manually set the system clipboard contents from JavaScript running in Safari or Chrome? Unfortunately, this capability was disabled a long while ago due to security reasons (previously, it had been possible to do that using execCommand(), but no more.) Sorry I cannot provide you a link to the respective WebKit bugzilla issue offhand. I'd be curious, though, if someone had a working solution.
Are there specific Conditional Comments available for older versions of Firefox? (eg 3.0)
No, they are only supported by IE.
There are CSS hacks though. See: http://perishablepress.com/press/2009/06/28/css-hacks-for-different-versions-of-firefox/
Not to my knowledge. As far as I know, conditional comments are an Internet Explorer-only feature.
QuirksMode.org agrees.
I am trying to create a solid fallback
for #font-face by initiating Cufón for
older browsers. Conditional comments
came to mind but perhaps there is
another route?
You just have to inject the cufón script tags conditionally.
Received an email from Faruk Ates the developer of [Modernizr][1]
[1]: http://www.modernizr.com/ confirming that it will do the trick.... and more:-)