I'm trying to make a call by using sipml5 client (http://sipml5.org/ ) or click2dial (http://click2dial.org/) on firefox 20 (Windows & OSX) but it doesn't work. When I try to make call using Chrome, it works fine on both windows & OSX. Please help me how to configure firefox to work with sipml5 or click2dial. Thank you.
WebRTC is not allowed in firefox yet. https://code.google.com/p/sipml5/wiki/Enable_WebRTC
You must use webrtc4all (Windows only) to allow this in Opera, IE and Firefox. https://code.google.com/p/webrtc4all/
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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/
I have noticed that github's page (websites with the ".github.io" url extension) doesn't load on Firefox and Chrome web browsers, except Opera. Both on mobile an desktop.
I have tried diffrent website URLs:
xeroxism.github.io
praisearts.github.io
drivenotepad.github.io
On chrome and firefox:
2
But on Opera:
2
pleaseeee Help would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
Try to update your browsers and check if proxies are working perfectly.
Try to clean catches.
I have used opera, safari, chrome, internet explorer, Microsoft edge, Firefox and some other browsers on Linux, Windows and Mac OS. But I didn't find such problem even I have explored Github Pages on these browsers.
Probably, The problems may be with proxy or some network settings. Check your firewall as well. If these solutions don't work, try to update your Operating System.
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try to clear your cache browser
this can fix
open cmd
ipconfig/flusdns
ipconfig/release
ipconfig/renew
restart your pc
restart your router/wifi hub/etc......
enter your desired site
Strange behavior.
This site: ****
Works in firefox and internet explorer, despite the insecure certificate.
But doesn't work at all in Chrome, and says ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED
Anyone else getting this? I've tried it on 3 different computers already, and can't figure out why Chrome doesn't see it. Also, I can't get it to work on an iphone either.
How do I get this to work in all browsers, am I doing something wrong? Someone help
It is possible that Microsoft Update KB2992611 is causing the problem. See this article: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2848574/operating-systems/microsoft-botches-kb-2992611-schannel-patch-tls-alert-code-40-slow-sql-server-block-iis-sites.html
Uninstall the patch solved the problem, but I am not sure of the right steps to take to fix what the patch was intending to fix.
I can get to the site over HTTP, but not over HTTPS (tested in Chrome 38.0.2125.122 and Safari 8.0). Does this help?
I have similar problems begin lately with HTTPS pages of two websites on Win server 2012.
On most computers it works fine.
But in some computers:
In IE FF or Safari its OK,
But in Chrome or new Opera it raise error:
"This webpage is not available
The webpage at [my https url] might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address."
In Chrome it show also: "Error code: ERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED"
This failed requests not appear in the IIS logs.
I just ran some random tests on my code and was shocked to discover that get_browser() read Opera as Google Chrome.
A few months ago get_browser() gave me correct results on all 5 browsers (chrome,ie,ff,opera,safari).
Today Opera displayed the same values with Google Chrome. First I thought get_browser() must be the problem so I tried getting alternatives. I saw this javascript alternative which works BUT like get_browser it also detected Opera as Google Chrome.
I made a quick search on this and found articles of Opera now using Chromium for its Desktop Browser.
Is that why my code is giving Opera and Google Chrome the same values?
I store user information for better user experience and it looks bad when my users are being told the wrong information.
Any ideas on how to keep individuality between Google Chrome and Opera?
All I can think of is using the user-agent but it can be faked.
Opera is now using Chromium/Blink as its basis. In order to solve compatibility issues, they purposely use Chrome's user-agent. Below is an example of UA string presented by Opera:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/28.0.1500.52 Safari/537.36 OPR/15.0.1147.100
However, differentiation of Opera and Chrome is still possible as Opera appends its version to the user-agent as you can see above.
If you want to keep using get_browser() function of PHP, you should wait for a later release of PHP that implements detection of Opera natively. However, you can also write a function to do that job. In fact, get_browser() works by decoding the user-agent field of the headers of a HTTP request.
I currently only have macs for development. My site looks good in the Chrome, safari and firefox but not in IE 8. Normally I'd say too bad, use a proper browser, but that is probably not going to work with my user base. Are there ways to emulate IE 8 on the mac?
BTW if somebody wants to have a look: here is the site.
In IE 8 only the 1 first column is displayed. In chrome or firefox I don't see any warnings, apart from some javascript warnings which I fixed locally (but not on world wide web yet).
Install VirtualBox (it's free and good) or another virtualizer (VMWare, Parallels)
Convert and use one of these Microsoft VirtualPC VHDs
Test
The only way I know to do this is to run Windows with a program like Parallels and use IE that way.
I would recommend running Windows 7 and IE 9. IE 9 is not only a competent web browser, it can render pages as IE 7 or IE 8 by using the included developer tools.
Use VirtualBox or VMware with a VM from Microsoft: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/
"Test Microsoft Edge (EdgeHTML) and versions of IE8 through IE11 using free virtual machines you download and manage locally."
Old answer from 2012:
There is CrossOver (proprietary $51). It "allows many Windows-based applications to run on Mac OS X using a compatibility layer". It is based on Wine.
It works OK (JavaScript + Flash). They provide automatic installation for Internet Explorer 6 and 7.
For Internet Explorer 8 one more step is required to get what they call a CrossTie.
You can also try WineBootler (free and based on Wine too) but it does not work very well (no JavaScript support).