Fixed Forsaken Broke it :(

[Disjunto]

loads fine for me in chrome now... did anything change or is it an issue with it being unread?

EDIT: Ahh, title changed

 

[Mike]

Fixed.

 

[Tigratrus]

Fixed.

Title fixed? Or the problem with Chrome fixed?

 

[Disjunto]

Title fixed? Or the problem with Chrome fixed?

the tilde has been removed from the URL but is still part of the title. Weird bug though, wouldn't mind knowing what Chrome was trying to do to :|

 

[Tigratrus]

the tilde has been removed from the URL but is still part of the title. Weird bug though, wouldn't mind knowing what Chrome was trying to do to :|

Gotcha. I still love chrome, even if it has some quirks.

 

[Forsaken]

One of many reasons I refuse to use Chrome. The DNS prefetch issue is the main reason why I refuse to use it. It's not ready for prime time yet.

Same reason I won't use Chrome.

 

[Cezz]

http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/tilde.html explains why tilde's should not be used in URL's... it seems that chrome is possibly encoding it to its actual RFC standard of %7e before sending it but then xenForo wasn't recognising the URL and was telling the browser to redirect to the version with the ~ in it but google was then encoding it again..

However other browsers such as FF IE etc seem to just send it as ~

 

[Dismounted]

Interesting stuff there, Ceri May... Though I'm still wondering if it is a Chrome-only issue, or a wider WebKit issue. (My guess is the latter.)

 

[KURTZ]

no troubles with FF 3.6.8

 

[Cezz]

Interesting stuff there, Ceri May... Though I'm still wondering if it is a Chrome-only issue, or a wider WebKit issue. (My guess is the latter.)

Quite possibly... There is no Safari for linux and well Safari in Wine Sucks so I can't test...

 

[Biker]

Not to mention.. Why would you even WANT to run Safari?

 

[Forsaken]

Not to mention.. Why would you even WANT to run Safari?

Temporary insanity.

 

[Cezz]

Not to mention.. Why would you even WANT to run Safari?

Very good point....

Temporary insanity.

That would be one reason...

 

[Disjunto]

http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/tilde.html explains why tilde's should not be used in URL's... it seems that chrome is possibly encoding it to its actual RFC standard of %7e before sending it but then xenForo wasn't recognising the URL and was telling the browser to redirect to the version with the ~ in it but google was then encoding it again..

However other browsers such as FF IE etc seem to just send it as ~

So the issue was chrome was doing it correctly and nothing else does?

 

[Brandon_R]

Hypocricy.
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http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/tilde.html

 

[Floris]

Not to mention.. Why would you even WANT to run Safari?

I run it with pleasure. Safari 5 is great!
I used to be a full mozilla browser fan, but firefox has disappointed me many times, and I just realized last year that safari was the browser that (on my systems) loads, and loads the quickest. I am very happy with it.

 

[Disjunto]

yeah, there's nothing wrong with safari really. it's go ta good rendering engine and it feels nice. It's just never quite done things how I expected so I've not tried it in ages.

oh, and last time I loaded it there was no address bar and no way to add one back in that I could see, so it didn't go very far

 

[Forsaken]

I'm an Opera fanatic.

I use to like Firefox... But after they got a high user-base, and development dropped off for a long time, I gave up on them. I've also had way to many memory/CPU issues with the browser.

 

[Disjunto]

opera just renders things it's own way and feels dodgy...

it's nearly as bad as IE in my eyes, in fact, at times it's more annoying to work with

 

[Forsaken]

opera just renders things it's own way and feels dodgy...

it's nearly as bad as IE in my eyes, in fact, at times it's more annoying to work with

I've RARELY had an issue with Opera's rendering.

More often, I had problems with Firefox.

I remember one instance where I was having issues with a design I was doing, and it worked on everything except Safari and Firefox.