SMIL animation problem when trying to go in reverse order. Nested SVG files used for SMIL navigation. Example, Opera, Chrome, Safari click OK! Opera, Chrome, Opera click Not OK! Navigation quits. Double clicking works, but odd selection of text takes place. Text has pointer-events="none" in place, text still selected by double clicking. Page refresh only real cure.
Could you please provide step by step instructions for reproducing this? Which elements should one click, and in what order? All I can see on example URL is that clicking on icons works in Safari, but is totally ignored in Firefox. There is no button with title "Not OK!" that I could find on the referenced page. If there is an actual crash, please attach a crash log, as described in <http://webkit.org/quality/crashlogs.html>.
Simply go to http://deerring.com/browser_reviews.svg Click on any browser icon, then click on another one, then click on the original icon. Navigation will stop working.
> Click on any browser icon, then click on another one, then click on the original icon. Thank you! Confirming that this doesn't work in Safari (including ToT), but works in Opera. Interestingly, clicking on three browser icons in succession works fine. > Text has pointer-events="none" in place, text still selected by double clicking. Let's not discuss that in this bug, as this is obviously a separate issue. Please file a new one. Removing "crash" part from bug summary, as there is no crashing apparently.
Found out how to serve svgz files. Bug example now at: http://deerring.com/browser_reviews.svgz James
(In reply to comment #2) > Simply go to http://deerring.com/browser_reviews.svg > > Click on any browser icon, then click on another one, then click on the original icon. Navigation will stop working. This URL is not valid anymore. Can you provide another page or something to reproduce this bug?
I extracted the page from Wayback Archive and changed the SVG into following JS Fiddle: Link - https://jsfiddle.net/ka5y9Lsd/show How to reproduce steps: 1) Click on "Safari" icon 2) Click on "Explorer" icon 3) Now try click on "Safari" icon again. **Expected Behavior** Click works and you should be able to view slider of Safari **Actual Behavior** Click does not work on single click, you need to click again on Safari icon to make it work. ____ Chrome Canary 105 and Firefox Nightly 104 are registering clicks fine while Safari 15.5 on macOS 12.4 and Safari Technical Preview 148 does not register click one first attempt. If I am testing it incorrectly, please let me know or update instructions accordingly. Thanks!
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Created attachment 467353 [details] Animation working as intended in Chrome
Comment on attachment 467353 [details] Animation working as intended in Chrome I'm sorry I'm not sure how this was attached here, I meant to attach this to a new report that I was writing :P