I want the list of browser which is not supporting Java Script.
So far I am thinking only JavaScript is the standard scripting language
supports in most the browser. Is any scripting language supports in all
browsers.
I went through the past six months or so of entries
in c.l.javascript, and found a couple where people
had expressed opinions about the value of supporting
much older versions of Netscape and IE. The entries
included incidental mention of server logs showing
how many pages had been retrieved by such browsers.
I'd like to get some sort of communal variety of
opinions on how much effort it's worth to put in the
support, or in some cases, the "graceful degradation"
allowing partial capabilities to remain in a page
under the old browser.
My situation is that I have no access to server side
capabilities or CGI, have yet to buckle down and learn
Java, but have a fairly complex application I'd like
accessible via the web.
Are there links answering:
1. How many commercial sites still insist on full
compatibility? Allow significant degradation? Give
up on NN < 6? Ignore browsers with small market
shares?
2. How do developers feel about coding for browsers
older than, say, two years?
3. Are there statistics from a variety of sites
showing use by different browsers?
I just tested all the browsers I have for support of
document.documentElement.scrollLeft to determine how many pixels the
window has been scrolled to the right. I'm trying to determine if I
really need to go to all the trouble of feature detection for determine
page scroll amount of if the old browsers are old enough now just to
ignore them.
Below are the OS-browser combinations that worked in my test.
OS X 10.4
Safari 2.0.4
Opera 9.00
Firefox 1.5.0.6
OS X 10.3
Safari 1.3.2
Opera 9.00
Firefox 1.5.0.6
(Failed in Internet Explorer 5.2)
Windows XP
Internet Explorer 6.0.2600.000.xpclient.010817-1148
Firefox 1.5.0.6
Opera 9.01
IE 6 was released in August 2001 which is a long time ago so worrying
about IE 5 seems unnecessary for some kinds of web sites. And IE 5 on
OS X is a tiny fraction of people surfing the web.
Does anyone know which are the most recent browsers that would not
support document.documentElement.scrollLeft? Any mobile devices or are
they all running something based on Mozilla or Opera?
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after I turned on debugging and checked the console it displayed some
error messages.
The messages displayed were like:
(event handler): value undefined (result of expression trim) is not
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/**
* Browser detection
* @Created-On 2007-11-27 23:46:51
*/
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}
}
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