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I'm using the Windows Safari browser as the end users of the web app will include iPhone users and I don't have an iPhone.
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I'm using the Windows Safari browser as the end users of the web app will include iPhone users and I don't have an iPhone.

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Either way, it's no longer up to date. &nbsp;You can't really verify that something will work on the newer iOS Safari by testing it on an older Windows Safari. &nbsp;They've changed some things and patched some bugs since.
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Either way, it's no longer up to date.  You can't really verify that something will work on the newer iOS Safari by testing it on an older Windows Safari.  They've changed some things and patched some bugs since.

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I'll have to acquire an Apple test device
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I'll have to acquire an Apple test device

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Can I configure Apple Safari browser for windows, (Safari &nbsp;version 5.1.7) so as to allow blocked content ?<br />
I am testing a web application that uses WebSockets where the Websocket server is listening on port 777.<br />
There is no problem with chrome &nbsp;or Internet explorer 11, IE 11 prompts to allow blocket content. and Chrome just runs without any warning.<br />
Safari just hangs<br />
the WebSocket being used is ws and not wss.
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Can I configure Apple Safari browser for windows, (Safari  version 5.1.7) so as to allow blocked content ?
I am testing a web application that uses WebSockets where the Websocket server is listening on port 777.
There is no problem with chrome  or Internet explorer 11, IE 11 prompts to allow blocket content. and Chrome just runs without any warning.
Safari just hangs
the WebSocket being used is ws and not wss.

Safari browser WebSocket problem

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