Re: Does not work in Fluid.app

[Xavi Julián]

Hi Ivan,

We didn't test it in fluid.app because we are not apple mac users but we will try to test it out in a real mac environment as soon as possible.

Your screenshot does not show any errors, that page has no scrollbars (there is a reported bug about the text overflow that we are fixing right now) Can you explain us better why you can not use the app?

Taiga is tested in all major browsers in the last two versions before any release: chrome, firefox, safari (in OSX native environment) and IE (In Windows native environment)
Taiga is not a mobile app so it might not work well on mobile browsers, but we know it works in most of them in our tests.

You say that the app only seems to work well in Chrome. Have you tested it in browsers other than chrome and is not working?
Please keep reporting any bugs you find, we will be happy to fix them.

Thanks.

2015-03-03 18:38 GMT+01:00 Ivan Storck <ivan...@gmail.com>:

I tried to create a Site-Specific Browser (SSB) for Taiga using Fluid.app on the Mac, but none of the scroll bars are visible, so I can't use the app.

Screenshot: http://cl.ly/image/0E18212t0k1p

This is probably related to the app not working at all on Mobile Safari on iPad, and working poorly in Safari on Mac.

Please try to use web standards more and test in more browsers. The app only seems to really work well in Chrome. 

Thanks,

Ivan

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[Ivan Storck]

Thanks - for the record, I had deleted my post because I resolved the issue.

If any other Fluid.app users would like to get it working, you have to allow *.taiga.io, not just tree.taiga.io.

In Safari as well as Fluid, it seems like I have to log in every time I use the app, which is a bit of annoyance, but something I can live with.

[Xavi Julián]

Thanks Ivan

In Safari as well as Fluid, it seems like I have to log in every time I use the app, which is a bit of annoyance, but something I can live with.

I will add this bug to Taiga and test it properly to fix it as soon as possible.

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[Jesús Espino]

Hi, I thinks this is realted to the localStorage management of Fluid. We use the localStorage to store session information, then if you close the app, Fluid cleanup the session info, then, you have to login again. I think this is a "bug" or "feature" of Fluid, if you find a way to maintain the localStorage info when Fluid app is closed, then, you can maintain the session opened.

Regards.

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[Ivan Storck]

Fluid.app does support localStorage since 1.3 http://fluidapp.com/changelog.html but perhaps there is a bug in their implementation. Thanks for looking into it. this is not an urgent issue.