Chrome and Firefox differences

[Gabriele Lupoli]

hI, I am using 2.10.0 GWT version but But I noticed that the page is built differently between Chrome and Firefox. In particular, I find myself a <tbody> more on Firefox. Do you think that updating the version of GWT can help me? Thank you.

[Thomas Broyer]

That doesn't look like DOM created by GWT widgets themselves, more like some third-party library. If that's the case, then updating GWT shouldn't change anything.

[Michael Conrad]

I’ve noticed we get … in the parsed HTML in the browser that don’t exist in the source HTML. It appears to be a side-effect of the browser parsing the HTML and adding “missing” tags. I would expect different engines to end up with different results at times.

-Mike

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[Colin Alworth]

I can't offer any concrete advice to this, but the "isc" prefix in the element ID is probably for Isomorphic SmartClient, of which SmartGWT is a wrapper over. You will probably need to ask them for specifics around this, or offer a lot more details for us to help.