| When try to type __proto__ in Document, it suddenly stop | parksama | 9/4/11 1:17 AM | Browser & Operating System (e.g. Firefox/Mac OSX):OS- Mac OS X Lion 10.7.1 Browser- Chrome 13.0.782.220- Safari 5.1(7534.48.3) Free consumer account (@gmail, @yahoo...) or Google Apps account (@yourdomain): park...@gmail.com Describe the steps you to |
| Re: When try to type __proto__ in Document, it suddenly stop | Bas Braams | 9/4/11 4:33 AM | This error report easily beats the earlier report that typing the string "<=" into a document turns off spell check [1]. And it is a correct report too. I just tried it on a Firefox 5.0 browser on Ubuntu. The editor hangs after typing in the final un |
| Re: When try to type __proto__ in Document, it suddenly stop | Bas Braams | 9/5/11 12:53 PM | This __proto__ error is a real charmer. Chrome 13.0 on Ubuntu 11.04. I open a document and type __proto__ into it; it hangs without echoing the final underscore. The challenge is now to get that text into the document. I type __pro to__, which is fin |
| Re: When try to type __proto__ in Document, it suddenly stop | parksama | 9/5/11 9:15 PM | __proto__ is a Mozilla-specific property of JavaScript Object, and it allows us to access Object's prototype chain in code level, but it still non-standard property. Only Safari, Firefox and Chrome are affected, and that is why it doesn't affect on I |