Bubbling a range of time seems to be broken.
Both on my laptop and my desktop using Opera I suddenly cannot bubble a range of time anymore.
UPDATE: Firefox works, Opera (suddenly) does not. Strange. Did you change anything as to how bubbling a range of time is implemented technically?
Kind regards,
Josh
UPDATE: Firefox works, Opera (suddenly) does not. Strange. Did you change anything as to how bubbling a range of time is implemented technically?
Kind regards,
Josh
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Josh,
I got Opera up and running and fixed the issue yesterday. To fix it I had to undo the "phantom range click" fix for Opera that worked in the other browsers. So range clicking works now in Opera but it specifically does not have the fix to the "phantom range click". It might be that you never saw that issue in Opera. Wanted to warn you just in case.
In case that other problem was a big issue for you on Opera, an option you might want to consider for keeping BubbleTimer open all the time is an SSB (Site Specific Browser). I'm not as familiar from personal experience with the options on Windows, but here are 2 links:
http://labs.mozilla.com/projects/prism/
http://bubbleshq.com/
Thanks,
Sean
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Inappropriate?Josh,
Yes, I did make a change to fix the "sporadic bubble a range when shift key was not held after returning from another application or tab problem" (that was a mouthful).
What I changed was to clear the shift flag when BubbleTimer gets a window.focus event. That didn't cause a problem in IE, Safari, or FF but I guess it did in Opera. I didn't test Opera since it's not a supported browser (but I'll pretend it is for the sake of this topic).
What version of Opera? On Win or Mac or Lin? If I can replicate it I can almost certainly fix it.
Thanks,
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Inappropriate?Sean,
Thank you so much for your great support. I keep telling you this, because I keep being amazed at how well you two are doing this. I wish other companies would take a big cue!
I did not know Opera was not a supported browser. Thank you for looking into the issue nonetheless!
I am using Opera for BubbleTimer, because I use FF for surfing, and having BubbleTimer constantly open in FF caused a few minor problems when surfing. (Such as, for example, not being able to continue typing in this field as soon as BubbleTimer played the chime in another tab of the same FF window.) Besides, I like to keep BubbleTimer open and available all the time, and if I click a link or do anything that would prompt FF to open a new tab, chances are FF will open that tab in just the window I was trying to use only for BubbleTimer.
So finally here are the details you asked me for:
Opera 9.63
Windows Vista Home Premium.
Kind regards,
Josh
I’m thankful for the great customer support!
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Inappropriate?Josh,
I got Opera up and running and fixed the issue yesterday. To fix it I had to undo the "phantom range click" fix for Opera that worked in the other browsers. So range clicking works now in Opera but it specifically does not have the fix to the "phantom range click". It might be that you never saw that issue in Opera. Wanted to warn you just in case.
In case that other problem was a big issue for you on Opera, an option you might want to consider for keeping BubbleTimer open all the time is an SSB (Site Specific Browser). I'm not as familiar from personal experience with the options on Windows, but here are 2 links:
http://labs.mozilla.com/projects/prism/
http://bubbleshq.com/
Thanks,
Sean
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Inappropriate?Sean,
sorry it took me a while to get back to you.
Thank you very much!
Kind regards,
Joshua
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