safari

问题 I am working on a late-2019 Macbook Pro, which supports the P3 color gamut (wide color). I'm building a website that includes large blocks of vivid color, where I just want the colors to be as bright as possible. Most of the intended audience will also have P3-capable monitors. I discovered that my website looks amazing in Firefox -- much better than it does in Safari. It turns out that Firefox doesn't do any color management so the full P3 gamut is applied. Safari converts (or preserves) my

问题 I am working on a late-2019 Macbook Pro, which supports the P3 color gamut (wide color). I'm building a website that includes large blocks of vivid color, where I just want the colors to be as bright as possible. Most of the intended audience will also have P3-capable monitors. I discovered that my website looks amazing in Firefox -- much better than it does in Safari. It turns out that Firefox doesn't do any color management so the full P3 gamut is applied. Safari converts (or preserves) my

问题 I'm trying to get the list of supported speech synthesis voices on iOS Safari. As per the API, I should be able to get an array of voices by calling: window.speechSynthesis.getVoices(); Sometimes this gives me list of voices, other times it doesn't. See the following jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/sq7xf327/ If I open this on my iPhone 5 (iOS 8.1.3), I don't get back consistent results. Sometimes I get back all 37 voices, and other times I get returned 0 voices. If you keep on refreshing it

问题 I am trying to use the code below to use "Safari's AutoFill" of the credit card. But it did not work <input type="text" autocomplete="cc-number"> <input type="text" autocomplete="cc-name"> <input type="text" autocomplete="cc-exp-month"> <input type="text" autocomplete="cc-exp-year"> <input type="text" autocomplete="cc-csc"> 回答1: To make it work you need to: Use any of this names: addCreditCardNumber, cardNumber, cardnumber -or- any of this ids: cardNumber, creditCardNumber, creditCardMonth,

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party

问题 We're building a Facebook application here at work, using the iframe method. For the application to work, it needs to set cookies from within the iframe. Safari has third party cookies disabled by default, so we are currently redirecting the whole browser to our server, set the cookie required to track the session, and then redirect back to the Facebook application page again. This method works, and works good. Unless someone with Firefox comes along who has manually disabled third party