Subsume browser support data #14

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1. bkardell commented on Oct 5, 2013

   

   bkardell

   on Oct 5, 2013

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   +1 great work
2. jonathansampson commented on Oct 27, 2013

   

   jonathansampson

   on Oct 27, 2013

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   There are some additional methods not presently documented here. For instance, Internet Explorer 11 added a select method which, when provided an element reference, will select that element in the DOM Explorer. I've documented the enumerable members of the console in Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer in this Google Doc.

   The script I tossed together for this purpose follows:

   (function () {
   
       var prop, props = [];
   
       for ( prop in console ) {
           props.push({ 
               name: prop, 
               type: Object.prototype.toString.call( console[ prop ] )
           });
       }
   
       props.sort(function( a, b ) {
           return a.name < b.name ? -1 : 1;
       });
   
       console.log( JSON.stringify( props, null, 4 ) );
   
   }());
3. bkardell commented on Nov 19, 2013

   

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   @jonathansampson Were you able to find any docs on this? I am not. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/hh772183(v=vs.85).aspx shows nothing.

   Anyone from IE team?
4. jonathansampson commented on Jan 4, 2014

   

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   @bkardell There is no documentation for this feature as far as I know. I asked some of the IE team members when I attended the MVP summit this past November. There were other undocumented features, but they didn't survive to a stable release. I cannot say whether select will stick around or not.