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Re: Speaking of Safari's do Javascript....


  • Subject: Re: Speaking of Safari's do Javascript....
  • From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:17:35 -0700

On 2007-06-20, at 15:53:31, David Crowe wrote:

Speaking of Safari, at first I thought this was an AppleScript problem, but it occurs when typing the command in Safari also.

In Firefox, javascript:window.back() goes to the previous page, which is the behaviour I would expect. But Safari does not do this from AppleScript or directly by typing into the address bar.

Is this some wierd security thing? Some setting within Safari?

My only clue is that within the javascript console I receive the error message "TypeError - Value undefined (result of expression window.back) is not object".


I've been having some problems with Command-Shift-R (Reply All) in Mail since I installed Safari 3.

Both these applications use WebKit, and just today noticing Michelle's report of changed behavior in a Mail script.

I'm starting to think whatever alterations have been made in WebKit for Safari 3 are the source of these bugs.


Philip Aker email@hidden


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