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Problems with Opera and Safari on Windows XP
Hello,
I’m encountering playback issues when using Opera 10.60, build 3445 and Safari 5.0.1, build 7533.17.8, both on Windows XP. I created a basic script that logs into a web site, clicks a few links and then logs out. Nothing complex.
What happens in both Opera and Safari, is I can bring up the controller window, load the script and set the starting URL. Once I click play nothing happens in the browser but the CPU usage goes crazy. Safari prompts me with a "Slow Script" message and asks to stop the script. Opera locks up until I close the tabs that have Sahi loaded.
The current version of Chrome (5.0.375.125) and Firefox (both 3 and beta 4) work with no problem.
Is this a configuration issue on my part or is this a bug in Sahi?
Thanks,
Matt
I’m encountering playback issues when using Opera 10.60, build 3445 and Safari 5.0.1, build 7533.17.8, both on Windows XP. I created a basic script that logs into a web site, clicks a few links and then logs out. Nothing complex.
What happens in both Opera and Safari, is I can bring up the controller window, load the script and set the starting URL. Once I click play nothing happens in the browser but the CPU usage goes crazy. Safari prompts me with a "Slow Script" message and asks to stop the script. Opera locks up until I close the tabs that have Sahi loaded.
The current version of Chrome (5.0.375.125) and Firefox (both 3 and beta 4) work with no problem.
Is this a configuration issue on my part or is this a bug in Sahi?
Thanks,
Matt
Comments
I am able to reproduce the error on Safari. Will keep you posted.
Regards,
Narayan
Go to Safari -> Preferences -> Security tab
Set "Accept cookies" to "Always".
The playback should work fine after that.
Chrome, Firefox and IE accept third-party cookies by default. On Safari, acceptance needs to be specified explicitly. Third party cookies are needed by Sahi to maintain session across page traversals.
Regards,
Narayan
I have confirmed your fix for Safari. It appears to be working without error.
Any word on Opera? I have checked the similar cookie settings to make sure Opera accepts all cookies all the time but the issue persists.
Thanks,
Matt