I need to follow up with a more complete description, but the short form is thus:

On unsupported or partially supported browsers (e.g. Safari), if the settings are such that TinyMCE is enabled everywhere by default, the site is very hard to use for anonymous users.

The best suggestion I've seen is to disable TinyMCE for all unsupported browsers and have a small note underneath text areas saying something like "Your browser is unsupported for rich text editing. Consider using Firefox if you would like rich text editing". This functionality should be configurable as should be the message.

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nathanraft’s picture

nathanraft commented

+ 1 for this feature.

mfer’s picture

mfer commented

+1 for this feature.

canadrian’s picture

canadrian commented

+1. I have a fair number of Safari users on my site.

Rob Cottingham@drupal.org’s picture

Rob Cottingham@drupal.org commented

+1 from me, too. It's one of the biggest sore spots we encounter with one of our clients.

allie micka’s picture

allie micka
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Closing issues on Moxie. This module was a workaround for maintainership issues for TinyMCE, which have long since been resolved. Please use TinyMCE!

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