On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 6:11 AM, Simon Pieters <sim...@opera.com> wrote:
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> You mean StorageEvent?
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> javascript:alert('url' in StorageEvent.prototype)
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> Opera: false
> Firefox: true
> Chrome: false
>I tried actually causing a storage event and then enumerated its properties with each browser and got somewhat different results. Chrome/Safari are as you say. We call it "uri", but the last time it was changed was 2 years ago, so I suspect this is just an artifact of an old version of the spec or something. Opera 10.50 does return false for your bit of javascript, but when I enumerate the properties on event after causing a storage event, "url" is there. Weird. My code did not work in Firefox 3.6. https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Storage makes no mention of StorageEvent. Do they actually support events? And IE also calls it a "url". (But they put onstorage on the document instead of the window. And they have an onstoragecommit event as well. Did this stuff ever come up on list??) So, in conclusion, I suppose WebKit should change uri to url to match the rest of the world? J
