safari

问题 I'm trying to present a SFSafariViewController from a NavigationButton but I'm not sure how to do that with SwiftUI. In UIKit, I would just do: let vc = SFSafariViewController(url: URL(string: "https://google.com"), entersReaderIfAvailable: true) vc.delegate = self present(vc, animated: true) 回答1: Supplemental to Matteo Pacini post, .presentation(Modal()) was removed by iOS 13's release. This code should work (tested in Xcode 11.3, iOS 13.0 - 13.3): import SwiftUI import SafariServices struct

问题 My iOS application handles universal links to redirect safari users to my app. So far everything is working great, if a user tap a link to my web site from Google my app is opening instead of my web site like this: from safari https://my-web-site.com -> my-app But my app doesn't implement certains features that my web site does, so I would like to programmatically reject some URLs and let my users on safari instead of redirecting him in my app, like this: from safari https://my-web-site.com -

问题 I'm building a Node.js application with express. I use express-session for sessions. The data I store in a session is available in IE, Chrome and Firefox. But in Safari the session is empty all the time. So when I do console.log(req.session) it prints: Session { cookie: { path: '/', _expires: null, originalMaxAge: null, httpOnly: true, secure: true }, userHasCheckCorrect: true } This are my settings in server.js app.use(session({ secret: process.env.SESSION_SECRET, resave: false,

问题 I'm building a Node.js application with express. I use express-session for sessions. The data I store in a session is available in IE, Chrome and Firefox. But in Safari the session is empty all the time. So when I do console.log(req.session) it prints: Session { cookie: { path: '/', _expires: null, originalMaxAge: null, httpOnly: true, secure: true }, userHasCheckCorrect: true } This are my settings in server.js app.use(session({ secret: process.env.SESSION_SECRET, resave: false,

问题 How can we disable "double tap to zoom" on Safari iOS 13+ mobile? Sometimes it zooms, sometimes not. i feel it may only work on specific HTML-elements. And i read that "double tap to zoom" should be disabled on iOS 13 by default and only pinch-zoom should work, but that's not the case. 回答1: You can add the below meta tag to stop zooming on ios devices. <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1,user-scalable=0"/> a css fix: body{ touch-action:

问题 This only happens in iPhone-sized Safari. I am aware that the "usual fix" for this issue is to apply -webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0); (per Serge's answer here) and that does fix the issue, but only once. The issue occurs with a "drawer" menu that opens when the user clicks a menu button. The menu will show normally, but when it is touched/scrolled by a finger, the whole menu disappears from the page. Applying -webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0) fixes the issue, but only the first time

问题 I'm currently remote-debugging a website on my iPhone using Safari v8 and need to simulate different network speeds. The Chrome Developer Tools have the functionality to throttle the network connection (simulate 3G, wifi etc.) or even to completely switch it off. Does the Safari Web Inspector have similar functionality? At the moment I'm getting around it by just switching off my wifi as I just need to test no network for now, but might need the functionality in the future. 回答1: There is

问题 I have a React/TypeScript project, and I am trying to detect if a user has any of Mac OS's high contrast accessibility settings enabled: Invert colors, Use grayscale, Differentiate without color, Increase contrast, or an increased Display contrast setting. I want to detect these using JavaScript/TypeScript. So far, I can detect only Invert colors. How do I detect if a user has any of the other Mac OS accessibility settings enabled? More information: The prefers contrast media query is not yet

问题 I have a React/TypeScript project, and I am trying to detect if a user has any of Mac OS's high contrast accessibility settings enabled: Invert colors, Use grayscale, Differentiate without color, Increase contrast, or an increased Display contrast setting. I want to detect these using JavaScript/TypeScript. So far, I can detect only Invert colors. How do I detect if a user has any of the other Mac OS accessibility settings enabled? More information: The prefers contrast media query is not yet

问题 When users click the share button on our paywalled site, we generate a token via an async call that allows the people clicking on the share link to bypass the paywall. I've added support for Web Share API first calling the token before triggering navigator.share - along these lines: fetchCallForLink() .then((url) => { navigator.share({ title: 'Test Title', url, }); This is working fine on Chrome / Android which supports Web Share. However on Safari, I am getting a not allowed error. The