The cufon doesn't work in firefox and opera, but works fine in safari/IE and chrome.
http://www.pixocasa.com/video/
Any idea what might cause this?
Is the domain of your cufon source different to that of your site? Firefox has a a strict same origin policy that prevents loading of some things if they are on different domains
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I'm a student developing a web site.
I placed some iframes in a WordPress page, and discovered that every link opens in new tab in Firefox.
The HTML code:
example
<iframe id="example" name="example" src="http://example"></iframe>
I've looked up other similar questions and tried a few solutions (defining id and iframe name, not using capital letters in iframe name. I've also tried adding an at symbol # in the iframe name), but none of these work in Firefox. I've also checked PC Chrome, mobile Chrome, PC Edge, and iPhone Safari, no problems on these browsers.
I wonder, has anyone else experienced the same problem on Firefox especially, and whether someone can explain the reason?
I have a few theories.
Firefox doesn't fully support it
You forgot .com in your example domain.
Also, your code works for me in Chrome. Maybe it's a Firefox issue.
My e2e UI tests require setting specific user-agent in browsers. It is not a problem in Chrome, because I can use Chrome emulation like 'chrome:emulation:userAgent=...' but I can't do it with Firefox, Safari, etc.
Does anyone have any idea how to do this?
Unfortunately, this feature is available only in Chrome.
use requestHooks to modify the header request see the link below
https://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/documentation/test-api/intercepting-http-requests/creating-a-custom-http-request-hook.html#the-onresponse-method
I have a site that is not displaying correctly for Firefox. Works perfectly for IE Edge, Chrome and Safari. It's like Firefox is not rendering any of the css.
I even disabled all the plugins and changed the theme to WP's default TwentySeventeen. Still same problem.
Can anyone tell me why and how to fix it.
css not working for Firefox
It is due to the fact your website is analysed having a dangerous and deceptive content by firefox. I disabled the option 'block dangerous and deceptive content' in 'Privacy & security' within my Firefox options. Work well afterwards.
Have a look to your SSL certificate for your https url. It may be the cause.
I'm working on a site for a client and they've asked for a fix for the font rendering in FF and Chrome not looking as good as it does in IE. Here's a screenshot:
Does the IE text on the left look nicer because it hooks into Windows Cleartype, and FF doesn't? I think there is nothing i can do about this, am I right?
I don't think there is anything to be done about this. While IE does use ClearType fonts by default (this can be turned off in Tools > Internet Options > Advanced (tab) > Multimedia (settings option) > "Always use ClearType for HTML" (checkbox) ), turning it off doesn't seem to change the fact that IE will render text slightly differently than FF, Chrome, Opera etc. Even if it did fix it, it's a client-side option so you'd still be out of luck.
So, yeah you're stuck with some difference in text rendering based on the browser.
HOWEVER, you can try google's web fonts:
http://www.google.com/webfonts#ChoosePlace:select
They seem to look very similar cross-browser, though I see a slight difference between IE8 and FF5.
Plus, they look pretty cool and you don't need to install them on your system to use them.
There is no way to activate this from your website. Window's ClearType can only be activated in other programs via Windows' settings. It's not a browser feature, it's an OS feature.
My site used to look the same in IE, Chrome, Firefox. Today, I looked at the online site (http://www.skytop.at/) and the fonts are a complete mess in IE8, but fine in Chrome and Firefox.
I desperately need a quick fix, since the client will be very pissed ;-(
Please look at the site in IE (e.g. IE8) versus Chrome/Firefox:
http://www.skytop.at/index.html
http://skytop.at/gastronomie.html
http://skytop.at/terrasse.html
or the other subpages.
any fix is welcome.
Thanks a lot,
Steve
As others have mentioned, it looks fine for them in Internet Explorer. This means you probably have ClearType disabled in your Internet Explorer settings.
(source: winisp.net)
(source: winisp.net)
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