On Sep 14, 2005, at 2:55 , Miguel wrote:
There are no issues with 'mayscript' on modern browsers.
On modern browsers, the html code that is generated uses the
<object> tag
and I believe that it is fully compliant ... no issues surrounding
'mayscript'
that is correct AFAIK as well.
At some point ... perhaps soon ... Jmol.js will explicitly drop
support
for older browsers (e.g. Netscape 4.7)
That list of 'unsupported browsers' would probably eliminate most
versions
of Safari that are in the field.
the implication being that Jmol.js will drop support for these
versions of Safari, yes? what version is the cutoff, exactly, so I
know how loudly to complain? ;-)
tim
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