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JavaScript Strings: instanceof vs. typeof
I’ve discovered some really interesting (read as “horrible”) behavior in Safari 5 and Internet Explorer 9. I was using this with great success in Chrome and Firefox. if (typeof this === ‘string’) { doStuffWith(this); } Then I test … Continue reading
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Tagged bug, chrome, firefox, gotcha, ie9, instanceof, internet explorer, javascript, quirk, savari, string, strings, typeof
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Shift + Scroll = Horizontal Scroll in Linux
Firefox kept going back and forward when I used my favorite Shift + mouse wheel scroll combo to try to scroll horizontally. It was driving me mad. After some rigorous googling, I found a Stack Overflow question, which suggested that … Continue reading
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Tagged browsers, configuration, firefox, input, linux, mouse, multi touch, multitouch, preferences, scroll, touch pad, touchpad, track pad, trackpad, ubuntu
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