No Firefox can load this google HTML5 page: http://www.google.com/green/storyofsend/desktop/#/it-starts-with-send
Everyone in my office can't open this link : http://www.google.com/green/storyofsend/desktop/#/it-starts-with-send with firefox. We can open it up with Safari and Chrome. I can hear the background sound and control panel. However, a white screen is shown instead of the animation it should be.
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I can't open it either.
Check to see how much HTML5 content that your browser supports.
It looks like Firefox doesn't support all of the HTML5 elements, such as MPEG-4 and H.264 videos and some interactive elements.
There really is no way to solve this issue.
Maybe some more HTML5 support will be added into the upcoming versions of Firefox, but until then just use Google Chrome or Apple Safari.
NOTE: You may be able to download some extensions or plugins to give Firefox more HTML5 support, but always make sure that the extensions/plugins come from a trustworthy source and always watch for any suspicious activity.
This page works in Firefox 3.6.28 and in the Firefox 10.0.12 ESR version, but not in the current Firefox 22 release.
There have been a number of CSS changes related to animation in recent releases. At least three threads noted issues starting in Firefox 18:
- I have a web page with Flip and Grow built in Dreamweaver that quit working after upgrade?
- HTML5 animations no longer display correctly in v18.x of Firefox/Cyberfox!
- Is there a way to solve CSS3 transition jitteriness in Firefox when animations are sequenced on 'transitionend'?
Not sure Google has updated that page recently enough to account for the changes (if those are the issue).
It stopped working in Firefox 16:
So it may be related to unprefixed CSS properties.
- Support for the standard, unprefixed version of CSS Animations has been landed. (bug 762302)
- Support for the standard, unprefixed version of CSS Transforms has been landed. (bug 745523)
- Support for the standard, unprefixed version of CSS Gradients has been landed.
Note that the syntax has changed significantly since the prefixed version, so you should read up on this. (bug 752187)