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Sneak Preview: New UNIX.COM UserCP VueJS Demo
Post 303030771 by Neo on Friday 15th of February 2019 08:24:28 AM
02-15-2019
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Update:
I have noticed in the logfiles that a few users are trying to access the new cool dashboard but are having issues.
Guess what they all had in common
Firefox.
This new code all makes heavy use of javascript and javascript localStorage() and unless you are a really experienced FF user who can debug all the "FF blocking and filtering of JS, etc), you will probably not have any luck viewing the cool new dash mockup.
I strongly suggest you use Chrome. Chrome works flawlessly "out of the box" without any tweeks.
Actually for me it works on Chrome, Safari, Opera and Firefox and here his the summary of each:
I cannot stress enough to everyone, please browse this site with Chrome (or Safari).
I have four browsers configured. Even if you LOVE Firefox for some historical or hysterical reason, you can run more than one browser.
Firefox breaks (filters and blocks by default) many Javascript features, so unless you are really an expert at understanding how to configure and test FF to get it to work (like Chrome, a great browser); most people do not know how to configure and do not use their built in web dev tools to debug.
I highly recommend you browser this site with CHROME.
I have noticed in the logfiles that a few users are trying to access the new cool dashboard but are having issues.
Guess what they all had in common
Firefox.
This new code all makes heavy use of javascript and javascript localStorage() and unless you are a really experienced FF user who can debug all the "FF blocking and filtering of JS, etc), you will probably not have any luck viewing the cool new dash mockup.
I strongly suggest you use Chrome. Chrome works flawlessly "out of the box" without any tweeks.
Actually for me it works on Chrome, Safari, Opera and Firefox and here his the summary of each:
- Chrome: Flawless
- Opera: Flawless
- Firefox: Works fine if you really know how to whitelist and permit Javascript and localStorage().
- Safari: Works OK, but there are some formatting errors issues related to Bootstrap which are not resolved.
I cannot stress enough to everyone, please browse this site with Chrome (or Safari).
I have four browsers configured. Even if you LOVE Firefox for some historical or hysterical reason, you can run more than one browser.
Firefox breaks (filters and blocks by default) many Javascript features, so unless you are really an expert at understanding how to configure and test FF to get it to work (like Chrome, a great browser); most people do not know how to configure and do not use their built in web dev tools to debug.
I highly recommend you browser this site with CHROME.
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