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Re: iPad can't see panos?
Hans Nyberg 2011-Jan-14 09:36:00
On Jan 12, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Hans Nyberg wrote:
> On Jan 12, 2011, at 5:18 PM, AC wrote:
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> > --- In #removed#, Hans Nyberg <hans@...> wrote:
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> > > On Jan 12, 2011, at 11:30 AM, AC wrote:
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> > > > On iPhone or iPod you have iCab Mobile which provides a real fullscreen
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> > > I do not have an iPhone.
> > > Its not available for iPad. But Skyfire which is available for all types also Android has it also.
> > > http://www.skyfire.com/
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> > iCab Mobile is available for iPhone, iPod and iPad
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> They really need to update the page.
> This is the description
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> Description
> iCab Mobile is a web browser for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It is probably one of the iPhone browsers with the richest feature set. It provides many unique and useful features you won't find in other iPhone browsers.
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> And that what you see in the store without scrolling. To find that it is also for iPad you have to read the side bar. My first impression is that this is the best browser.
> The fullscreen option is really working perfect.
Unfortunately after some tests I can tell you that it does not work for panoramas. Most HTML5 panoramas I tested crashes either at loading or if you go fullscreen.
Don Bains Pano2VR crash already while loading and mine at panoramas.dk at ones when you click the pano fullscreen or the browser fullscreen.
A pity as it has a lot of good features.
Until now the Safari and GoodReader are the only that works with panoramas. I have not yet had a single crash on my panoramas.dk panos in Safari/iPad.
Hans
Hans Nyberg
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