[flexart]

Hi

I tested today my mobile version in Firefox for android and most of the functions, including the design is not working.

Thanks

Edwin

[Brandon]

MobiOne is not designed to work on desktop browsers, You will need a webkit based one, like Chrome or Safari. I actually use both to test on as well as android and iPhone when building a native app.

[flexart]

Hi

I am testing it in Firefox for android .
That is where it is not working.

[Brandon]

It wont work correctly in anything but webkit browsers as I understand it.

[flexart]

That is a shame!
Firefox is by far the most advanced android browser out there (That is my opinion).

[Rathinavel]

Hi Flexart,

in simple, Firefox browsers give more importance to your scripts(javscripts,jQuery,Applescript,ECMA script,etc etc)

you had written in your program.

while browsers like chrome, safari, opera gives more importance to the webkit tools(CSS).

that’s why you might not be able to use firefox to see/test the designs you had made.

[flexart]

Support: Is there any way to make it work in Firefox android.
Firefox itself is really popular and lot of people are using the android version.

Thanks

Edwin

[support-octavio]

Hi flexart,

We have not adopted support for non-webkit browsers such as Firefox. WebKit is the common denominator on ios and android for html5 native (WebView) and browser hosted webapps. We will continue to monitor mozilla’s move into the mobile realm.

[tstrande]

Are there still no plans to support non-webkit based browsers?

Thanks,
Thomas

[support-michael]

>Are there still no plans to support non-webkit based browsers?

Correct. At this time there are no plans to expand for supporting non-webkit browsers. There is already enough browser fragmentation between the webkit-based platforms to make it challenging to keep up with.

Wayne
Genuitec Mobile Team

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