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On 12/12/11 20:07, Richard L. Barnes wrote:
> In fact, it doesn't look like they're even processing the onload
> handler for the element (except for Gmail). That black line
> you see is a collapsed , and it should be hidden on load. Maybe
> MUAs just aren't supporting Javascript? --Richard
It's
In fact, it doesn't look like they're even processing the onload handler for
the element (except for Gmail). That black line you see is a collapsed
, and it should be hidden on load. Maybe MUAs just aren't supporting
Javascript?
--Richard
On Dec 12, 2011, at 3:04 PM, Richard L. Barnes wrot
Figured it might be interesting to have an empirical test of how MUAs handle
origin-bound things like XHRs.
In my tests (Mail.app, Thunderbird, Gmail), none of the MUAs seemed to do
anything; they didn't even display the failure message. My guess is that they
just don't support XHR, but I ha
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