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Cross-browser refers to the ability of a website, web application, HTML construct or client-side script to function in environments that provide its required features and to bow out or degrade gracefully when features are absent or lacking.

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I'm working on building an encrypt/decrypt feature using AES, and a fixed AES 256-bit key size. I have decided on using AES-GCM, as it seems the most performant and secure. I would like to know ...
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I am using AJAX script to fetch data from a database. For example, it has Motorola Samsung Apple as company and I use AJAX to fetch models of it, so that when Apple is selected then it shows Apple ...
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The following code creates a WhatsApp button. How would you improve this code? ...
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I want to check client's browser version, and if it's too old, display a message that the user should update their browser in order to use the website. The website is built using ASP.NET MVC. I have ...
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This is a revision of a previous question that I asked (i.e. Check browser compatibility for RequestAnimationFrame and Vanilla JavaScript .animate() API), with new aspects that I have learnt in ...
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I'm trying to set up some code to first test if the Vanilla JavaScript .animate() API is Supported, then if it's not check if ...
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I'm trying to make some JS code more browser compatible. So I've written an alternative to JS's classList providing its .add(), <...
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The Reason The reason I designed this code was that in many cases, when I wanted to test code in the browser that would be running on a Node instance, the code that I was copying (Don't worry, copying ...
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I am trying to design some classes which I intent to use as a framework. I would like them to be compliant to SOLID design principles. I had a basic structure and then I implemented Strategy design ...
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I have been attempting to have a method call, with a parameter, inside of a ternary operator to simplify some code. Code: ...
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Functions and features: paste/type search keywords to go straight to google.com search results pages - explicitly google.com NO google.TLD ...
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I am designing a very basic file listing layout in HTML and CSS. Although its working but I would like to know if the following code could be improved upon so that its more good and follows the best ...
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I have the following piece of code: ...
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I wrote a small, cross browser compliant implementation of xhr requests in client JavaScript that closely follows the jQuery $.ajax() API and standards. The goal is ...
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This question was moved from StackOverflow as suggested by some users. I developed a function that aims to (should) provide a simple and effective method to transform a polygon ...
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