Not working on Firefox even with polyfill.
See original GitHub issueI have everything working flawlessly on Chrome, Edge, IE9+, Android, and iOS. However, doesn’t work on Firefox, even with polyfill. No errors. Even the expected, [Vue warn]: Method "$emit" conflicts with an existing Vue instance method. Avoid defining component methods that start with _ or $.
error is missing. Just a silent failure and the component’s DOM isn’t getting inserted into the custom element body.
Chrome/Edge/IE9+/Android/iOS:
Firefox:
The demos on the main site are broken as well, for some easy test cases.
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@karol-f: ha, totally missed that. I guess I was looking at this, slightly above that browser support section:
Maybe add something like, ‘Firefox, etc. - see table below’? If not, no worries.
Looked at the jsfiddle above, works in Firefox 57.0b3 (64-bit) (because it has the polyfill)
Firefox requires the polyfill.
with polyfill : https://jsfiddle.net/g8w1hsLp/5/ without polyfill: https://jsfiddle.net/q01cjh3u/2/
edit: well this is annoying… it works now. unexplainable!