safe-area-inset values on iOS11 - QuirksBlog
With the iPhone X’s notch came viewport-fit=cover and safe-area-inset, as explained here. It turns out that safe-area-inset is 0 on iOS11 devices that are not the iPhone X. This may sound logical, but I wonder if it is. Also, the value remains static, even when you zoom in. Note: testing for this article was done exclusively on Apple’s simulator. To recap briefly: viewport-fit=cover, when added to
Event compatibility tables
Last updated on 6 September 2011. An older version of this page has been translated into Romanian. On this page I give a quick overview of events browser compatibility. This research is exclusively about when the events fire, and on which elements you can add event listeners. The spec is relatively clear about the latter, but frequently vague about the former. Thus it seems you’re currently readin
Javascript - Event compatibility tables
Last updated on 6 September 2011. An older version of this page has been translated into Romanian. On this page I give a quick overview of events browser compatibility. This research is exclusively about when the events fire, and on which elements you can add event listeners. The spec is relatively clear about the latter, but frequently vague about the former. Thus it seems you’re currently readin
Javascript - Event order
See section 7D of the book. Netscape 4 only supports event capturing, Explorer only supports event bubbling. Netscape 6 and Konqueror support both, while Opera and iCab support neither. On the Introduction to events page I asked a question that at first sight seems incomprehensible: “If an element and one of its ancestors have an event handler for the same event, which one should fire first?” Not
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