vBulletin WYSIWYG Editor

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vBulletin WYSIWYG Editor - Doesn't work on Google Chrome?

Hey,

I'm a Google Chrome fan and I visit a lot of forums which are on vBulletin. Only downside is that chrome doesn't have the WYSIWYG Editor, is there a fix to this? Or maybe a chrome extension?

Help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[your24hourstore]

google is a monopoly , they should have to fix it...use firefox or IE LOL

we need to fight back against this monster................snicker

[Floris]

You can say that, but it's not.

Google CHROME is just 1 browser
they are not a monopoly, it's free for download, and it's freely available.
You don't need Google Chrome OS to get the browser, unlike with windows.
Windows IE for example only runs on perhaps Windows and OS (ie5 only),

Chrome has proper competition, equal market oppertunities: firefox, safari, ie, etc.

That said, Use the browser you want, but Safari 4 doesn't do WYSIWG on vbulletin 4 either, ..

chrome wysiwyg works just fine for me on various sites, just not vbulletin. same with safari.
it's up to vBulletin to support browsers, not for browsers to support forum software.

[Rafa-el]

Originally Posted by Floris

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it's up to vBulletin to support browsers, not for browsers to support forum software.

Agree. I have this same issue in Opera 10.53...

[your24hourstore]

i just hate google anything lmao

[mahsmahs]

editor of invision power board (IPB) supports safari now

[Blooded]

Originally Posted by Floris

You can say that, but it's not.

Google CHROME is just 1 browser
they are not a monopoly, it's free for download, and it's freely available.
You don't need Google Chrome OS to get the browser, unlike with windows.
Windows IE for example only runs on perhaps Windows and OS (ie5 only),

Chrome has proper competition, equal market oppertunities: firefox, safari, ie, etc.

That said, Use the browser you want, but Safari 4 doesn't do WYSIWG on vbulletin 4 either, ..

chrome wysiwyg works just fine for me on various sites, just not vbulletin. same with safari.
it's up to vBulletin to support browsers, not for browsers to support forum software.

man that editor just kick ass

when we are going to see something like that on vb