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navigator.onLine in WebKit?

Subject: navigator.onLine in WebKit?
From: Daniel Waylonis <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:16:01 -0700
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Hi,

Is the navigator property "onLine" available in WebKit? For me, typing this:

_javascript_:alert("onLine: " + navigator.onLine)

into the URL field of Safari return "onLine: undefined". The same thing typed into Firefox returned "onLine: true".

I grep'd through WebCore, WebKit and the only references were to drawing highlights.

Is this an intentional omission or should I file a bug?

Thanks,

Dan

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