libera #seamonkey

11 Apr 2022

Surfing the net has never been so suite | SeaMonkey Release:2.53.19 Beta:2.53.20b1| seamonkey-project.org/releases | This channel is logged at logbot.thereisonlyxul.org/seamonkey | SeaMonkey Nightly:2.53.21b1pre Archive archive.seamonkey-project.org/nightly | c-c (OPEN ) , c-253 (APPROVAL ONLY)

• 02:02
  tomman
  asus.com/pe/content/Laptop-OLED ah, I missed broken websites abusing CSS Chromeisms
• 02:02
  tomman
  only the page header and footer are visible, but only if you have accepted the Eurocookies warning
• 02:02
  tomman
  (which redirects you to another page)
• 02:03
  tomman
  even if you accept the Eurocookies warning, you can now scroll the page... but you'll only get header, blackness, footer
• 02:03
  tomman
  BUT!
• 02:04
  tomman
  the page contents are on a <div id="CMD"> with opacity:0, and some sort of CSS effect to reveal the contents which doesn't seem to be working here
• 02:04
  tomman
  (console shows a bunch of debug output from whatever framework Asus has used to not sell me a laptop)
• 02:05
  tomman
  there seems to be a jQuery event handler on that <div> that manipulates said effect?
• 02:05
  tomman
  (look for "Module Start - Resource Loaded")
• 06:50
  NewTobinParadigm
  well THIS is setup now.. code.binaryoutcast.com
• 10:52
  njsg
  tomman: yeah, I'd guess it's to be unobscured by javascript, and then javascript lacks proper error handling or something. A sad state of affairs.
• 10:53
  njsg
  some vendor/manufacturer websites have been growing more useless ever since the push to adopt more google-chrome-on-android-compatible webdesigns
• 10:54
  njsg
  what's fun is that this could be easily worked around if the stuff were available over ftp