Safari 10 seems to choke while I'm reading this page:
http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~cis194/fall16/lectures/01-intro.h...
Usually about the time I get to the section on Animations.
Safari 10.0
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Re: Safari 10.0
#12The biggest hope I had from macOS Sierra was Picture in Picture, but sadly, iTunes is basically the only thing supporting it. Till, then, I'm stuck using Helium. Helium : http://heliumfloats.com
I'm curious, what advantage should Picture in Picture have over Helium?
Re: Safari 10.0
#13I had to restart my mac for a browser update? (may have missed something else in there)
You probably have to restart because the web rendering engine (WebKit) used by your browser (Safari) is used all over the rest of the system as well (in webviews). Just a guess though.
Re: Safari 10.0
#14Safari 10 seems to choke while I'm reading this page: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~cis194/fall16/lectures/01-intro.h... Usually about the time I get to the section on Animations.
same here!
Re: Safari 10.0
#15http://iswebrtcreadyyet.com/ Unacceptable in this day and age.
They're working on it: https://webkit.org/status/#specification-webrtc.
Re: Safari 10.0
#16The biggest hope I had from macOS Sierra was Picture in Picture, but sadly, iTunes is basically the only thing supporting it. Till, then, I'm stuck using Helium. Helium : http://heliumfloats.com
I wish OSX had "picture in picture" in a more literal sense: the ability to make a Space (including a Desktop space) into a window, and then move/resize it around on another Desktop space as if it were a Screen Sharing client window.
Though, really, they could go even further: I use Fast User Switching to basically be two people: "home" me, and "work" me, who each use the same apps but logged into different accounts. (The OS manages this far better than the one-off multi-account features of apps do, I find.) But Fast User Switching isn't very convenient when you "are" both users. How about letting me intermingle the Spaces from two login sessions, so I can have a "Picture In Picture" Space from my own other account open on my desktop?
(If you're wondering, Screen Sharing doesn't allow you to connect to localhost. Even if you hack around that [which requires patching some bytes in a private framework], it's still a cruddy experience, especially concerning screen locking and display resolution. And, obviously, slow.)
Re: Safari 10.0
#17Really nice update as a developer. As a user, I still can't use any browser that doesn't have something like [self destructing cookies](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/self-destruct...). Cookies are just way too sticky and invasive, and turning them off breaks just about every site.
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#18Notably, the ApplePay API is entering general availability (GA)[1]. The following networks are supported[2]: amex, discover, interac, masterCard, privateLabel, or visa. The following products are prohibited[3] as well as many other services: * cigarettes or tobacco products; * firearms, weapons, and ammunition; * illegal drugs, non-legally prescribed controlled substances; * items that create consumer safety risks; *…
A pretty standard laundry list of no-go items and then...
> * collection of charitable donations;
!! This seems really different from all the other prohibitions. What's the idea behind that?
Re: Safari 10.0
#19Safari 10 seems to choke while I'm reading this page: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~cis194/fall16/lectures/01-intro.h... Usually about the time I get to the section on Animations.
Works fine here.
Re: Safari 10.0
#20I had to restart my mac for a browser update? (may have missed something else in there)
You probably have to restart because the web rendering engine (WebKit) used by your browser (Safari) is used all over the rest of the system as well (in webviews). Just a guess though.
Rings a bell.
I seem to remember that someone sometime got into some trouble for something like that.
Just a fading memory.