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Sounds good to me. Can you test it out and add a section to the README?
On Nov 2, 2012, at 23:11, Ryan Bates [email protected] wrote:
It appears Safari 5.1.7 does not support window.history.state which was introduced in commit 185dec1. Since it degrades gracefully I can understand if you don't want to support this version, but I wanted others to be aware of it in case they try to test Turbolinks behavior on this version.
Perhaps it should state somewhere in the readme which browser versions are supported? This can help when developers are testing and debugging on various browsers.
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Can we get the Wiki enabled and add a page labelled "Browser Compatibility". Might be a better place to put that info.
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I added a compatibility section to the README. Send pull requests for updates.
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