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Do you ?? I require this information very very badly!!! because i want to write an applet, (basically win7 Aero Effect for the API) and it requires HTML 5 Canvas element atleast or goes down to a fallback which looks like
this
// Feel free to use the source code!
instead of the amazing gaussian blur which looks like
this
// Source code wont run on jsfiddle -.- so cant paste it there
so please tell me what browser you use with which version , if you are not sure about browser version and type
simply type
javascript:alert(navigator.userAgent);
And kindly let me known about your browser as this is very useful to me while writing my application if there is still a big amount of IE 8 or Close users i might have to make a better looking fallback for non-canvas browsers
or rather write a server side solution (not fun as it will reduce my dynamicness in the superb client side parsed api (i mean it can be same in looks as windows Aero) )
Last edited by fanofcena (2011-08-17 08:32:59)
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No Wai

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Unfotunately, I use IE 8. When I'm not using Google Chrome.
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I think I use IE9...
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GLaDOS2 wrote:
LOL wut?
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it's supposed to be the common reaction to using it. Internet Explorer is essentially HELL OF WEB BROWSERS. They only invent faster Internet Explorers to let you download Firefox/chrome faster!
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I have some version of Chrome on Windows and some version of Chromium on Linux.
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I have IE8 on my desktop, but everywhere else I use Chrome.
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Ah intresting thing..
ONLY FOR MY CHAT!!
IE 9 is the fastest browser with inbuilt Rendering support for Canvas Element
CHROME FOLLOWS
FIREFOX is last (oh noes!)
now when i use more CSS then JavaSCRIPT
the condition becomes
FIREFOX
IE 9
CHROME
AND WELL I AM CONFUSED NOW!!
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