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make runnable on Chrome #2

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garfieldnate
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Only two small changes were required to run on Chrome:

  1. The keys function was using special syntax in the for loop.
  2. The script type needed to be text/javascript instead of
    application/javascript;version=1.8.

It still works on FireFox too, of course.

Only two small changes were required to run on Chrome:

1. The keys function was using special syntax in the for loop.
2. The script type needed to be `text/javascript` instead of
`application/javascript;version=1.8`.
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Nice! Thanks for this. Let me try it and get back to you.
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 3:49 AM Nathan Glenn notifications@github.com
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Only two small changes were required to run on Chrome:

  1. The keys function was using special syntax in the for loop.
  2. The script type needed to be text/javascript instead of
    application/javascript;version=1.8.

It still works on FireFox too, of course.

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desilinguist added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2015
Make runnable on Google Chrome.
@desilinguist desilinguist merged commit bbc9612 into desilinguist:master Sep 18, 2015
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