Le lundi 5 mai 2014 17:19:50 UTC-4, [email protected] a écrit : > Does `"flex" in document.createElement("div").style` not work? Where does > feature detection not work? I mean, flexbox still isn't widely implemented > anyways across browsers.
I'm not sure I understand your question, so maybe you'll agree with what comes after (I'm not a native English speaker...) I said that the actual feature detection only works with JavaScript APIs (battery, geolocation...). But not with other HTML5 features (like flexbox). which is actually a problem for a majority of FxOS devices, so it would be great that feature detection detects it ;) Flexbox is actually well implemented in all stable browers (except for IE because it is complex to have it last stable version as it is not available on all windows). Another problem is the use of the "const" JavaScript keyword. AFAIK, it is only supported by IE and Firefox. But if webapps expand to all browsers / OS, feature detection should detects it. Also, I don't develop webapps for a majority of users (my apps have no ads, no payment). I develop them with the technologies that are easy for me to use. If only people with FxOS 1.3+ can use them, I don't care. I tell myself that if everybody acts like I do, maybe LG and others will provide FxOS update (?) also, about this point... We already saw the problem of multiple OS versions with Android. I think that having a new version of FxOS every 6 months (or even less) is clearly not a good idea. We all know that constructors will *never* provide updates. I wasn't aware of the number of FxOS devices sold in the world. 400 000 is great :) maybe even more this year with the European market! _______________________________________________ dev-webapps mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-webapps
