r56669 Reproducibility: always Steps: 1. Log in to Twitter with your credentials. 2. Click on the new feature "Add your location". What happened: 2. A rollover sheet appears informing user to "Please grant your web browser permission to tell Twitter where you are". Expected result: 2. There is a bar appearing which allows user to grant the access (see attached screenshot from Gecko).
Created attachment 52136 [details] Screenshot
Which browser/OS did you observe this with? The screenshot seems to show Firefox, which doesn't use WebKit. Closing as invalid pending further clarification.
Please read the description and will all make sense.
Are you suggesting that the problem is that Twitter shows the rollover on Safari when it should not, or that Safari should support the Geolocation API? If the former, this is a bug in Twitter, though I can't reproduce it anyway. If the latter, this is expected - Geolocation is not fully implemented in Safari.
Expected result: 2. There is a bar appearing which allows user to grant the access (see attached screenshot from Gecko).
(In reply to comment #5) > Expected result: > 2. There is a bar appearing which allows user to grant the access (see attached screenshot from Gecko). Why is that the expected result? Thanks, Andrei
Because this is what is happening in Firefox?
(In reply to comment #7) > Because this is what is happening in Firefox? Firefox supports the Geolocation API. As Steve said, Safari doesn't. I think the best thing to do is to talk to them directly by filing a feature request at http://bugreport.apple.com/ and selecting 'Safari' from the Product list. Thanks, Andrei
OK, will do. Thanks.
Filed in Radar. rdar://problem/8002451