On Jul 9, 2012, at 5:53 AM, Peter Cock wrote:

Hi,

I'd also be interested in the current cross-browser support. We're recommending people use Firefox or Chrome here for our local Galaxy.

We've noticed problems under Internet Explorer, e.g. the 'peek' effect for clicking on history entries not working, and the history failing to auto-update. e.g. with IE9: http://lists.bx.psu.edu/pipermail/galaxy-dev/2012-March/008824.html

I've just retested with IE7, which *was* working OK as I recall, but it seems recent updates to our Galaxy may have affected this.

Peter

On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 10:35 AM, sshashi sshashi@cdac.in wrote:

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Hi,

some browser are not supporting galaxy. if galaxy is supporting to specific version of browser in mozila ,IE,chrome,safari etc , can i get version number in mozila ,IE,chrome?

  if i have downloaded any new version of galaxy ,where will i get

the list of supporting browser ?

Hi Shashi,

We don't maintain an official list except with Internet Explorer, for which support was dropped recently, as Peter noted above. As for the rest of the popular browsers (Chrome, Firefox, and Safari), we attempt to fully support these. With respect to versions, these browsers are much more likely to be up to date and much less likely to have major problems between versions, so it has never been necessary to state exactly which versions are expected to work.

--nate

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Regards shashi

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On Jul 13, 2012, at 1:22 PM, Nate Coraor wrote:

On Jul 9, 2012, at 5:53 AM, Peter Cock wrote:

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Hi,

I'd also be interested in the current cross-browser support. We're recommending people use Firefox or Chrome here for our local Galaxy.

We've noticed problems under Internet Explorer, e.g. the 'peek' effect for clicking on history entries not working, and the history failing to auto-update. e.g. with IE9: http://lists.bx.psu.edu/pipermail/galaxy-dev/2012-March/008824.html

I've just retested with IE7, which *was* working OK as I recall, but it seems recent updates to our Galaxy may have affected this.

Peter

On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 10:35 AM, sshashi sshashi@cdac.in wrote:

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Hi,

some browser are not supporting galaxy. if galaxy is supporting to specific version of browser in mozila ,IE,chrome,safari etc , can i get version number in mozila ,IE,chrome?

 if i have downloaded any new version of galaxy ,where will i get

the list of supporting browser ?

Hi Shashi,

We don't maintain an official list except with Internet Explorer, for which support was dropped recently, as Peter noted above. As for the rest of the popular browsers (Chrome, Firefox, and Safari), we attempt to fully support these. With respect to versions, these browsers are much more likely to be up to date and much less likely to have major problems between versions, so it has never been necessary to state exactly which versions are expected to work.

I meant to put a "7" after "Internet Explorer" but missed it. James replied with a correction but it didn't thread in, so I want to make sure anyone who reads this thread doesn't get bad information from what I said above:

We do attempt to continue to support IE9. It is no longer possible for us to support earlier versions of IE. IE is the most difficult browser for us to deal with because of its many issues, bug reports or patches for IE9+ support are welcome. Thanks.

Sorry for the confusion, --nate

--nate

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Regards shashi

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