This wasn't a bug in Firefox 1.5 (where the feature was introduced), it was
a deliberate design decision - the reason being code like jQuery and the
Google Maps API that unbinds event handlers on an unload event.
If an app is written to unbind its event handlers on unload, and isn't aware
of the
Hi,
On Sep 27, 3:21 pm, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A couple issues I see.
> 1) Completely removing the functionality for Opera, Safari, and FF 3
> seems like a bad idea - we like to make sure that everything is
> cleaned up after we're done.
The only browser that has these memory
A couple issues I see.
1) Completely removing the functionality for Opera, Safari, and FF 3
seems like a bad idea - we like to make sure that everything is
cleaned up after we're done.
2) Is there some alternative event that we should be binding to for
Opera in order to clean up our event bindings
