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Javascript database module for Indexeddb, Web SQL and localStorage storage mechanisms supporting version migration, advanced query, SQL and transaction.
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iOS 9 and Safari in El Capitan are stopping at 5MB even after prompting for 50MB #83

Closed JerryLumpkins closed 8 years ago

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

Our web application stops loading data into the local data store in both Safari and Chrome in iOS9 and in the El Capitan version of Safari at 5MB. I see no errors in the javascript console.

In Windows with Edge, IE11, Chrome and Firefox; Linux with Chrome and Firefox; Android devices with Chrome; and in iOS8, and earlier versions of OSX running Safari everything works fine.

Have you starting testing with these products? Any new information you can share about workarounds would appreciated.

yathit commented 8 years ago

This is know issue. Please do a research first.

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

I've been searching the internet for information about it. Could you post a link to what you have found? I've spent 3 days along with other team members looking for anything about this.

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

When you say this is a known issue, are you sure we're talking about the same thing?

We have no problems with iOS8. It works fine. The problem is only with iOS9, the very latest Safari. I see nothing anywhere on the Internet discussing this. Would you please post links to what you have found?

Also, this may be a known issue for you, but it is still a huge problem for anyone using your product. Why would you close the issue when it still exists?

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

This issue should not have been marked as closed even if you don't plan on doing anything about it.

yathit commented 8 years ago

Please proof your claim by a simple test case.

You can run unit tests http://dev.yathit.com/ydn-db/doc/example/unit-tests.html

I really don't think the library has new issue on iOS 9 over iOS 8.

If you have spend 3 days with team, you should have solid proof now, rather than talking shit.

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

We have many devices that are running iOS8, and our product works fine. On ALL devices running iOS9, it doesn't work at all. I will provide you with more information, but I expect you to be looking at your product in iOS9, and not swearing at me because I haven't solved your problem. If you would stop closing my issue tickets, and start acting like you cared, we might be able to get something done.

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

We just browsed to your list of unit tests in iOS9 and ran all the unit tests. 3 of them fail. Have you even tried to run your own unit tests on an iOS9 device? We also get errors in the latest Safari running OS X Yosemite. When did you run your own unit tests against the newest versions of the iPad and Mac operating systems?

JerryLumpkins commented 8 years ago

This issue is neither invalid nor closed.

yathit commented 8 years ago

Hi @JerryLumpkins Yes. We know Safari has a lot of problem. When writing app for Safari, we keep those failing test in mind.

If you have specific issue in iOS 9, please reopen the issue. I will take a look.

yathit commented 8 years ago

IndexedDB is not available inside webworkers

https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149953