Can you be more specific and give the list of specific issues you had?
It would then be useful to fill new bug reports.
On May 31, 1:28 am, Navigateur <naveen.c...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> When I came into GWT I thought it was going to be write-once for all
> browsers. Since I've been using it, I've had all kinds of cross-
> browser problems, in particular with events and graphics, and
> sometimes widgets. And I've had to do workarounds (which I still
> haven't fully resolved) to make it work the same in different
> browsers.
>
> I just wondered if everybody else has had smooth-sailing with browsers
> or if there are others with similar issues?
>
> I know this is a vent, but sometimes I wish I had used Flash instead!
>
> Maybe Google can write clear guidelines for third-party library
> developers, since some of their libraries with respect to events and
> graphics seem to contribute to (but are not the only) problem. And
> treat cross-browser differences as a priority e.g. the fact that the
> core widget focusPanel doesn't seem to register mouseMove events in
> Internet Explorer except on the widgets contained on it, but does so
> fine in Firefox/Chrome.
>
> I hope everything written in GWT works the same in all browsers one
> day.
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