My site switchitoff.net has been happily using an appcache for a while now. It works perfectly on all browsers that support appcache, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Mobile Safari... except that it fails on IOS5.
On IOS4 I could browse to my site, add it to my homepage and relaunch the site from its new shortcut. At this stage the site would be cached, so that I could run it offline from the shortcut. If I try the same thing in IOS5 I get:
Cannot Open Switch It Off
Switch It Off could not be opened because it is not connected to the Internet.
The Mobile Safari debug console shows no errors, and I'm not sure how I can debug this any further. I don't know if this is a clue but the appcache status constantly comes back as updateready. I assumed it must be an IOS5 bug, but no-one else is moaning about it so I guess I'm doing something wrong.
By the way before you jump on your iPhone and test it, the site is designed for iPad and desktop browsers (OK, laptop browsers too). It won't work well on an iPhone, although you can still try running it offline from a homepage shortcut and see it you get my error.
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A web page randomly crashes only in mobile Chrome with the only message: "Aw, Snap!"
All desktop web browsers (Chrome, FF, Safari) works OK.
I didn't find anything suspicious by DevTools: chrome://inspect/#devices
I looked for console track logs or network. It might be somewhere very deep inside a framework. (EditorX).
The moment when it gets frozen changes.
The only that seems consistent is that the page seems to freeze before the Aw, snap!
How to find out what cause of the freeze?
the weirdest thing happened to me,
I developed responsive html document front end,
when I open it while connecting to the mobile network, the css was broken,
when I open it while connected to the wifi, it works as it should be.
the device is galaxy S4 on chrome browser.
I tried to uninstall the updates it didn't worked, I reinstall the updates it and now it works some times,
this test site is working on almost every device - including galaxy mini S4,
does anyone have an explanation for this behavior?
Without any other information to base an explanation on, the only thing that seems likely to cause this sort of issue is something old and incorrect being cached on one connection which was then freshly downloaded by the other connection. If you go into the settings for your browser and clear your cache, I would expect that your issue will disappear, as the type (mobile network vs. wifi) of the internet connection over which a page is loaded has no effect on the way the CSS is rendered once the browser receives it.
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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Well, it's really that. I have a website, https://www.fagakademiet.no, developed with DotNetNuke and we recently upgraded to V7.
Everything works fine in my PC using Chrome, but some people complain that it does not work in their PC's using also Chrome. When they login, the admin toolbar does not work.
It also doesn't work in IE, Opera, Firefox, etc.
Any thoughts?
Often times issues like this are related to browser caching of the resources (JS,CSS,etc)
You might see if a Hard Refresh works for the users.
Also you might check the host settings to see if you have the client dependancy framework and resource minification enabled. Try disabling that if you do and see if that helps.
I am trying to run a script that supports for HTML5 offline working. It works fine in Firefox but not in safari. I want it to work in safari too. You can see here.
http://vps.sunztech.com/clock.html
HOW TO CHECK OFFLINE WORKING: open the URL when internet is connected.close the browser after loading all contents. now disable internet and load that URL again it should show the the data from cache.
The above is working fine in Firefox but not in Safari.
May anyone can give me the solution...
I will be thankful
Make sure that the manifest file is served as type text/cache-manifest. There are several other guidelines worth checking in Apple's developer documentation for iPhone and Mobile Safari.