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I'm using the website caniuse.com. This provides compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other technologies in various browsers.
I've imported my Google Analytics data, but 16% of my visitor stats is reported as "untracked", from "browsers not included". This includes 9% from Google.com not set and 7% from Safari 538.1.
Unfortunately this is going to skew the results.
Why is the tool only able to report on 84% of my analytics data, why are some browsers not included, and why am I getting a lot of visits from these browers (google.com not set and Safari version 538.1)?
What can I do about it to get more reliable results from the tool to help me write HTML and CSS that is compatible with my users technology?
The value "not set" is a placeholder that Google Analytics uses when it can't detect the value in the user agent. Google relies entirely on the agent to report details about itself. A user can fairly easily choose to hide this information or, more commonly, the user agent is a crawler visiting your website.
Google has a support page on "not set" here.
Safari 538.1 seems to be the user agent reported by a small open source browser project called Otter Browser. It likely does not have enough usage for caniuse to have picked up on it.
If you don't want these results in your caniuse statistics, you need to either filter your Google Analytics data beforehand, or discard the "unknown" parts in the results.
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When an app is opened that uses Google Cardboard, the distortion is adjusted for the particular headset the user has configured (Cardboard A, Cardboard B, C-1 Glass, Daydream, Viewmaster, etc.)
With Aframe, there seems to only be one kind of lens view, which makes Aframe experiences look pretty bad with certain headsets. Anyone know a good way to handle this? For example, is there any way to do any of the following:
Have Aframe use existing Google Cardboard settings?
Set up toggles so that a user may select their Cardboard headset within Aframe?
Manually make adjustments like in Krpano tours' VR Setup?
I don't believe Cardboard settings aren't accessible through the browser. The settings would have to be provided and built into the WebVR API spec.
A-Frame just uses a polyfill for browsers. Most mobile browser and especially Cardboard holders do not have true WebVR support. I would not expect much from mobile Web Cardboard.
We also won't be too open in cluttering A-Frame or spending time with Cardboard-related code. While it's fun for makers, it's not the way VR is going heading forward. However, application developers are free to build that logic into their own applications.
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My website was ranking in the fifth page when searching company name on google. But after i added key words with meta tag and google analytics code for better seo i lost my website name presence in entire google search results.Now google analytics showing i have more than page visitors than before. But bounce rate is 82%. If you can suggest me what i can do to bring my website name in search results , that would be a great help for me.
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Typically your results can fluctuate after making SEO corrections to your site. For example adding new keywords and title tags forces Google to redefine the content of your site. During this reindexing they will sometimes move your site around. But after a few days it should bounce back. This is especially true if your site and business are new. Here are a few good resources on the topic written by SEO Roundtable, Quick Sprout and Myself.
Another good place to check is the Moz's Google Algorithm History page. This helps you determine if your fluctuation was due to something you did or possibly due to an Algo update.
Happy hunting!
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I'm currently working on a project and we've noticed on a number of machines that when leaving the page open for a few minutes, Chrome (on OSX, haven't tried on other OS flavours) will eventually drop the google fonts we've chosen;
and revert to what appears to be Times.
This has been much more prevalent in the last day or two since the release of Chrome v32, and has happened on other sites with no relation to the site we're building.
Hovering over any instances of affected text will make Chrome update the font to its correct typeface again, and it will typically correct all instances at that time.
I'm wondering if anyone else has come across this problem before, and if there is a known work around to stop this from happening?
This is a confirmed bug (#236298) with Google Chrome, rather than it being an issue with your code.
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I only know IE tester.
What if users are using old versions of safari, chrome, firefox, opera, flock?
Is there any All-in-one browser software for CSS debugging? If not, where can I download old versions of browsers?
This tool will be of use to you: http://www.browserstack.com
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We provide real IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9 and all versions of Firefox,
Safari, Chrome and Opera for testing. With a complete browser stack at
your fingertips, you’ll deliver effective web pages to more than 99.5%
of your users.
It's a paid for tool, but if you are a developer making money or for a big company it's worth it.
You can try Adobe's Browser Lab for free. You just need free a account for use if you dont have.
Here the link: https://browserlab.adobe.com
Multi-Browser Viewer >> http://www.multibrowserviewer.com
Microsoft SuperPreview >> http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/SuperPreview_Overview.aspx
I use them :)
What about user-agent for chrome or what ever your favorit browser is?
its a free solution to your problem, Play around with them, it even show view-ports for tablets, phones and so on!
Just get the item string and then enter it as a new device to your user agent tester, i pref chrome which extension you find HERE their are several different once but i like this one
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Apart from the web accessibility toolbar for IE and the WAVE tool. Does anyone know of any other tools to assist in web accessibility testing.
I'm also looking for a screen reader emulator.
There's a Firefox plug-in screenreader emulator called Fangs. It doesn't actually read the text and provide audio like JAWS but, it does show the text of how a screenreader would read it.
(source: standards-schmandards.com)
The Illinois Center for Information Technology and Web Accessibility makes a great Firefox plug-in called the Functional Web Accessibility Evaluator (FAE). It analyzes your HTML and finds potential accessibility problems. Coverage includes navigational elements (titles, headings, links, tables, etc.), text equivalents, scripting and even color contrast analysis.
They also have a beta version with ARIA support, and are hoping to soon start development on a Firebug extension.
Overall a very cool plug-in to add to your toolbox!
A screenreader emulator would be... a screenreader. Download JAWS and use the trial version.
I believe the jaws demo will run in 40 minute mode indefinitly but since I"m blind I had to buy the full version. For a list of screen readers as well as my opinions and experiences on them see this question