On 07/22/16 1:16 AM, Reuben Pinder wrote: > Hi guys, > > I ( as perhaps many of you ) am a fan of the unhosted web apps concept > https://unhosted.org/ > > And have downloaded a number of these apps > https://unhosted.org/apps/ > > Notably: > Laverna --> https://laverna.cc/ > Litewrite --> http://litewrite.net/ > > And a Sticky Notes app which I got from ( the now defunct ) MDN Demo Studio. > > Now, SeaMonkey is my default browser, so when I opened up > Litewrite... uh... nothing happening... =( > Laverna... "Loading" splash screen for... ... ever =(( > > Sticky Notes app presents itself but does not respond to clicks =((( > > But when I opened up all of the above on Firefox, they all worked just fine. > > In short, I asked myself, What does Firefox have that SeaMonkey doesn't? But > how can it be? These apps are merely written in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and > whatnot, so any browser should be able to render these apps more or less like > a webpage. > > Any help/suggestions/enlightenment on the subject - would be greatly > appreciated! If it has something to do with certain key ingredients that > haven't been ported over and not yet included in the latest SeaMonkey > release, no problem, I can wait. > > It just would be nice... no AWESOME! to be able to get the concept of running > unhosted web apps in my favorite browser! > > Thank you for your time. > > Kind Regards, > > Reuben No problem with either of those two sites (LiteRite or Laverna).
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