- From: Simon Pieters via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 18 May 2017 08:06:21 +0000
- To: public-fxtf-archive@w3.org
@foolip mentioned in the Chromium bug that Gecko has only `DOMRect`, not `ClientRect`.
httparchive search for `.{50}\bClientRect\b.{50}` and grouping the matches:
num | match
----|------
108 | `.i.x$(a)\|\|vdb.i.E$(a)},IT:function(a){return c(a,"ClientRect")\|\|c(a,"DOMRect")},hj:function(a){return void 0!=`
4 | `.waa(a)\|\|vdb.i.Caa(a)},EU:function(a){return c(a,"ClientRect")\|\|c(a,"DOMRect")},yj:function(a){return void 0!=`
2 | `.info("bcTruncate: browser doesn't have Range and ClientRect support; aborting");return}var elems=this.filter(`
2 | `.aea(a)\|\|vdb.i.gea(a)},iX:function(a){return c(a,"ClientRect")\|\|c(a,"DOMRect")},Pj:function(a){return void 0!=`
1 | `:this},bcr:{value:l\|\|g.exports.ClientRect.getBoundClientRect(document.body)},origin:{value:o\|\|new g.exports.Po`
1 | `("./SSiteNav").SSiteNav,ClientRect=requirejs("lib/ClientRect"),env=require("./environment"),cssCompat=require(`
1 | `","lib/Model","lib/ZenView","lib/StyleSheet","lib/ClientRect","lib/Cookie","modules/rlx-transition","modules/r`
1 | `.join(", ")+"]";break;case"ApplicationCache":case"ClientRect":case"DOMApplicationCache":case"DOMStringList":ca`
1 | `&&d!=null){b.value=a.Width;d.value=a.Height}}this.ClientRect=new Rect(0,0,a.Width,a.Height);this.Rect=CopyRect`
1 | `\n new(): CharacterData;\r\n}\r\n\r\ninterface ClientRect {\r\n bottom: number;\r\n readonly height: `
1 | ` strict";var klass=require("mbx/src/class").class,ClientRect=require("mbx/src/dom/ClientRect").ClientRect,Even`
The `.info("bcTruncate: browser doesn't have Range and ClientRect support; aborting");return}var elems=this.filter(` match looks a bit worrying, but it's actually checking this:
```
hasCSSOM:{className:"cssom",test:function(){return document.createRange&&
document.createRange().getClientRects}}
```
http://s4.bcbits.com/tmpdata/cache/global_head_bundle_min_313e367f1f56dfa01981fc3f0ed4396b.js
from site http://lapfoxtrax.com/
Nothing there looks like it's trying to identify Gecko.
Most of the other matches seem to already account for `DOMRect`, so I think we should try not having a `ClientRect` alias.
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