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Remote Inspector should warn if the browser can't support JS ES6 features #40

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elecro opened this issue Dec 19, 2013 · 0 comments
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elecro commented Dec 19, 2013

Currently the Remote Inspector uses a few JS ES6 features which are not (yet) supported by other browsers. We should give the users a warning about that the Inspector won't work if they don't have the given JS feature.

Some of the features which we should test:

  • Map object.
  • for...of statement
  • ??

For testing the JS features maybe we could use eval('..') code snippets

Other things to consider:

  • -webkit prefixed CSS attributes.
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