The demo doesn't work? (Safari) There's no point in making web stuff if you can'...

malgorithms · on Sept 23, 2013

I disagree. If it's an artistic project, I think it's pretty cool, and who cares if it works on all browsers? It's still worth seeing. Further, if it's just a UI flourish which doesn't otherwise affect the functionality of a site, then it's fine, too. Anyway, it looks cute to me. I'm thankful to whoever posted it and whoever made it.

mdkess · on Sept 23, 2013

That's pretty harsh. How does one support Safari if they don't have a Mac?

BaconJuice · on Sept 23, 2013

You can support Safari by downloading the Windows version of it without having the need for a mac?

joshuacc · on Sept 23, 2013

The latest version is not available for Windows.

thejosh · on Sept 23, 2013

Maybe like 18 months ago.....

andyhmltn · on Sept 23, 2013

The same way one can support IE without windows ;) (up until recently)

emehrkay · on Sept 23, 2013

Probably Webkit nightly

clone1018 · on Sept 23, 2013

The demo doesn't work because https://rawgithub.com/maroslaw/rainyday.js/v0.1.1/rainyday.j... is 503ing, not because he doesn't support your browser :(

DanielRibeiro · on Sept 23, 2013

Note that this url works fine:

https://raw.github.com/maroslaw/rainyday.js/v0.1.1/rainyday....

Note the dot after the raw

nness · on Sept 23, 2013

Works fine for me, Safari 6.0.5 on OSX 10.8.4.

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clone1018 · on Sept 23, 2013

The URL that is required to load the script is 503ing. The issue is not with any of your browsers...?

sambeau · on Sept 23, 2013

I now realise that the submitter wasn't the developer so my comment doesn't stand.

sambeau · on Sept 23, 2013

(and I apologise for my grumpiness)