Bonfire and JIRA
| JIRA 4.1.x | JIRA 4.2 - 4.2.3 | JIRA 4.2.4 | JIRA 4.3.x | JIRA 4.4.x |
Bonfire 1.0 |
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Bonfire 1.1 |
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Bonfire 1.2 |
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Bonfire 1.3 |
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As of Bonfire 1.0.3Bonfire for browsers
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*Bonfire follows Mozilla's official support policy for Firefox versions, which is 3.6 and the latest stable rapid release version (updated every 6 weeks).
Bonfire for browsers - Flash screenshot capture
Due to the different ways the major browsers capture screenshots of a web page, not all Flash objects embedded in a page will be shown in a Bonfire screenshot.
Which objects are captured depends on the "wmode" parameter passed to the Flash object at the time it is loaded.
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*Safari on Mac captures all Flash wmodes, while Safari on Windows doesn't capture wmode=window
Bonfire for browsers - Java Applet screenshot capture
Most browsers run Java applets in "windowed" mode, which causes the same inconsistencies in screenshot capture as encountered with Flash objects (detailed above).
Browser | Screenshot capture | Details |
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| Results are inconsistent, depending on the version of Windows and machine architecture |
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Chrome |
| http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=51474 |
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