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Web interface does not work on Win 7 (64 bit) Internet Explorer #62

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sgreilich opened this issue Dec 7, 2018 · 13 comments
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Web interface does not work on Win 7 (64 bit) Internet Explorer #62

sgreilich opened this issue Dec 7, 2018 · 13 comments

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@sgreilich
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@grzanka
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grzanka commented Dec 7, 2018

Can you send some screenshot displaying what is the problem ?

@adudzik
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adudzik commented Dec 7, 2018

Error occurs when trying to run compiled from C function. Message (Win 10, Internet Explorer 11):
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To compile functions to JS from C we used WebAssembly. According to the documentation, it looks like WebAssembly isn't compatible with Internet Explorer.

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grzanka commented Dec 7, 2018

Internet Explorer 11 was released in 2013 , it is now being replaced with Microsoft Edge (on Windows 10). Windows 7 will also lose support soon. I think that we can assume that the user have other browser installed alongside IE. To be kind to users of old OS/browsers we should display information about minimal requirements for the browsers, asking user to open Edge/Chrome or Firefox. See https://caniuse.com/#feat=wasm

@marwin1991
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I agree with @grzanka. Other solution is that we could also compile the libamtrack core to pure JS, but it will lower the performance.

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grzanka commented Dec 7, 2018

Is it technically possible to use "pure JS" on browser/OS which doesn't support WASM ?

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I guess it is possible, but this solution only give us IE 11, IE lower than 11 have problem with other js functions that we use. I was testing IE 8 and it reported some probles with bundle.js which is produce by react.

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grzanka commented Dec 7, 2018

IE 8 was released in 2009, I'd assume it is safe to put in on "unsupported browsers" list

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grzanka commented Dec 10, 2018

I've tested also Windows Server 2016 (connecting via Terminal Services to CERN) - it has IE 11 installed and no Edge browser.

@marwin1991
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And no Mozilla oraz chorme browser right?

@grzanka
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grzanka commented Dec 10, 2018

Nope. It is centrally managed machine, I have no admin rights there.

@marwin1991
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But we can support IE11

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grzanka commented Dec 10, 2018

Good idea ! Do we have an issue on that ?

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#86

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