Bonfire and JIRA
| JIRA 4.2 - 4.2.3 | JIRA 4.2.4 | JIRA 4.3.x | JIRA 4.4.x | JIRA 5.0 (EAP) |
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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Bonfire 1.4 |
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Bonfire 1.5 |
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Bonfire 1.6 |
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Bonfire 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) at the time of that Bonfire release. If you find that the latest stable rapid release version of Firefox is not supported in your version of Bonfire, it may be because your version of Bonfire is over six weeks old. Please try upgrading Bonfire to the latest release to resolve the problem.
Note that Bonfire does not currently support any mobile browsers (iOS, Android, etc.).
Bonfire for browsers - screenshot capture
As Bonfire uses browser extensions, the screenshot capture depends on the mechanisms that each browser provides to extensions. This can produce some inconsistent results with non-HTML content.
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.
Similarly, Microsoft Silverlight has a "windowless" parameter which is false by default (runs in windowed mode) but can be set to "true" to act like Flash's "wmode=opaque".
Most browsers run Java applets (and other embedded object processes such as Unity3D) in "windowed" mode – similar to Flash's "wmode=window" – which causes the same inconsistencies in screenshot capture as encountered with Flash objects.
Popup windows (web pages that have been created using the "window.open()" JavaScript function) also provide inconsistent results.
Browser | Standalone files/pages | Embedded objects | |||||||
| Files on local machine (file://) | PDF files | Images | Popup windows | Flash: wmode=window | Flash: wmode=opaque Flash: wmode=transparent | Silverlight: windowless=false | Silverlight: windowless=true | Java applets / Unity3D objects | |
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| Chrome | As of Bonfire 1.9 | | | 1a | | | | Partial1b | 1c |
| Firefox | | N/A2a | | 2b | As of Bonfire 1.3 | As of Bonfire 1.3 | As of Bonfire 1.3 | | Partial, as of Bonfire 1.32c |
| Internet Explorer | | | Partial3a | 3b | | | | | Partial3c |
| Safari | 4a | | | | Partial4b | | | Partial4c | |
Notes:
- Chrome
- Chrome gives extensions very limited access to popup windows
- Does not work in Mac OS X
- http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=51474
- Firefox
- Firefox doesn't display standalone PDF files in the browser, they must be downloaded and viewed elsewhere.
- Sidebars do not work in Firefox popup windows, see also:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375679
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302288 - Mac OS X only – Windows and Linux show a blank area.
- Internet Explorer
- Bonfire in Internet Explorer will capture a standalone image for annotating, but the annotation tools do not display properly.
- If the Bonfire button and menu item aren't available, try pressing the keyboard shortcut for toggling the sidebar (customisable in 1.6.2)
- Results are inconsistent, depending on the version of Windows and machine architecture.
- Safari
- Safari does not allow extensions any access to local files on a user's machine.
- Safari on Mac captures all Flash wmodes, while Safari on Windows doesn't capture wmode=window
- Does not work in Mac OS X
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