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Chrome Client Issue on iOS #61
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Yikes...could you tell me what version of iOS you are using? We'll try it Thanks, On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 9:46 AM, senyah notifications@github.com wrote:
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I edited my initial post just minutes after submitting it because I also encountered the empty initiative selection on Dolphin. Dolphin was a caching issue. I realized that a previous user of Safari set it to open in private browsing so once I disabled it everything started working. The only issue at this point is Chome, but it's not a show stopper since Safari works when not in private browsing. |
OK, great. I'll close this for now and keep an eye out on Chrome. Third party browsers on iOS have always been an oddity, since they haven't been able to use their own engines. |
This issue has reared its head again, and not just with Chrome. I think Apple has done something with its recent updates. The Web SQL error suddenly began showing up with Safari and Chrome (77.3865.103) on iOS (13.1.2) and Safari (13.0.2 )on the desktop (OS 10.14.6). I've tried clearing all app data to no avail. |
Unfortunately, we just discovered that the iOS browser engine has disabled Web SQL, which is required for the client to function. We're working on writing this up but I'll keep this issue open until then. The two main options:
We have confirmed at UNC at Chapel Hill that option #2 will work. |
Looks like Apple finally removed the option that allowed one to reenable WebSQL on Safari in iOS 15. |
We just released a new version of the client that fixes this issue |
I recently set up Suma at my school and ran into a Web SQL issue on Chrome.
After some searching, it looks like Chrome for iOS switched to WKWebView in version 48 and it doesn't work with Web SQL. The bug report is located at https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137760. Here is a screenshot of the error:
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