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Comments:
OT - maps.google.com - Samuel Stephen Weber - 2005-02-09
Yes, this is off-topic, but It *sorta fits in with the idea of quickies (neat developments worth noting) Check it out at maps.google.com. Right now it is US only (hopefully that will change) but unfortunately konqueror in 3.3.2 does not support it. (It seems to use java-script extensively) Can anyone say if it works in the 3.4 beta? Hopefully this will become supported, since it puts mapquest to shame :)
(Yes I know, i should probably report it to bugs.kde.org)
-Sam
Re: OT - maps.google.com - Luke-Jr - 2005-02-09
CVS HEAD does not support maps.google.com
Re: OT - maps.google.com - Michael Jahn - 2005-02-09
Works for me with post-3.3.2 . Every now and then Konqueror displays a "kill blocking script" dialog, but zooming and moving around works just fine here.
Re: OT - maps.google.com - Carewolf - 2005-02-09
Spoof as Safari and click open anyway. It works just fine, or as fine as in Safari.
More interestingly it somehow sees through our Mozilla spoofs.
maps.gmail.com - John - 2005-02-10
From what I understand, it needs XMLHttpRequest and XSLTProcessor which I guess khtml doesn't have just yet. http://jgwebber.blogspot.com/2005/02/mapping-google.html