On 07/31/2009 11:29 AM, Matt Lee wrote: > > They don't support HTML5, so no. Modern in the browser space is a month > or two.
It seems that your definition of "modern" is what I see as "bleeding edge" or "beta". To me, "modern" means the current major version number. > Well, your experience is different from other people on the list. There > are of course bandwidth and other factors to consider, It seems that in this case it is some form of bug in firefox 3.6 (svn rev 30831) -- Apparently I wasn't using Firefox 3.5 like I thought I was; it works fine in firefox 3.5 on Linux. Problems of having 3 different version of the same browser installed at once, I suppose. > but every time > I've demoed it, it has just work. > > Would you like to help us improve it? Sure. Hopefully I am already doing so by correcting the misconception that "it just works for most people", which is only true in a very limited sense. Hopefully the following will also be helpful: First: In firefox 3.0.12, I get the following JavaScript error: Error: audio.replaceWith is not a function Source File: http://static.libre.fm/js/player.js Line: 53 A similar error is found in IE 8. It seems that support for the audio tag is needed in order to report the error that the audio tag is not supported. And second: On a browser which does support the audio tag, if it is unable to connect to jamendo (or as in this case, receives a block page replacement from an http filtering proxy...), it doesn't report any error but instead simply sits there. I hope this helps. -Alex Mauer "hawke"
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