Work around Firefox beta/canary worker transferable object bug. #445
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This addresses issue #408.
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Works on FF18, cesium.agi.com fails. Seems like a good fix to get up on the website right away, since Firefox seems to be perfectly OK shipping a stable release despite this major regression in their web worker implementation. |
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Work around Firefox beta/canary worker transferable object bug.
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@shunter did you put this on the website? I can't do it until tomorrow. |
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Yes. @mramato will be updating the copy of the code in the Lots of Satellites demo, then we'll redeploy with that too. |
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Lots of Satellites has been updated and push out, so the entire website should now be okay. |
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This addresses issue #408.