Show HN: garlic.js - don't let your users lose their form data
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Show HN: garlic.js - don't let your users lose their form data
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#5It would be nice if the documentation mentioned that garlic.js requires an HTML5 browser with localStorage implemented. Remember, there are people who are still using Internet Explorer 6 and 7, and these browsers are incompatible [1]. This is a minor details considering browser marketshare, but a fallback using cookies would be a nice-to-have feature.
Besides that, awesome work!
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#6I think the desire for this kind of project is very reasonably based, and it looks like you have done great work on most of the implementation. I have one gripe with it, though. It would be nice if the documentation mentioned that garlic.js requires an HTML5 browser with localStorage implemented. Remember, there are people who are still using Internet Explorer 6 and 7, and these browsers are incompatible [1]. This is…
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#9This is a huge problem, and is the reason I've had Lazarus installed for a few years now.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/lazarus-form-...
Apparently it exists for Chrome now, too.
Re: Show HN: garlic.js - don't let your users lose their form data
#10I think the desire for this kind of project is very reasonably based, and it looks like you have done great work on most of the implementation. I have one gripe with it, though. It would be nice if the documentation mentioned that garlic.js requires an HTML5 browser with localStorage implemented. Remember, there are people who are still using Internet Explorer 6 and 7, and these browsers are incompatible [1]. This is…
It would also be nice if the documentation mentioned that it requires jQuery.