Line 478 in node.js they create a stream as a global and because of strict mode it errors out.

edit : Just wanted to add that I've actually encountered this error a few times

Ashley , I think a then event would be awesome . Would it work something like this?

Would we also be able to reject the promise at the 'then' events to limit execution.

Index thanks.

irina the library I used can do it, but the behavior won't support it currently.

When I have a chance to, maybe I can update it.

Here's the lib I used if you want to have a go at it : http://blueimp.github.io/JavaScript-Load-Image/

I started to work on something similar back in November.

If you are familiar with nodejs and would like to check things out or contribute please let me know.

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Maybe this helps, it's a list of compatible browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=notifications

Support for other browsers/devices is just a matter of time.

I've updated the example, you could use the imageURL expression from the canvas plugin or reference project assets directly for use as icons.

I'd suggest using images of 128x128 in dimension to accommodate for larger notifications. (i.e nwjs - win 8/8.1).

To enable notifications on that platform, you may have noticed a shortcut to nw is added to the start menu ('projectName.lnk'); If the project name is empty it'll be called node-webkit.lnk ...

To remove it, right click the tile, open file location and delete the lnk file.

On older windows platforms, a system tray notification is displayed instead.

In this case notifications aren't displayed concurrently and the newest takes priority.

For "Firefox OS <1.1 you'll want to use an externally hosted version"... of the icon.

"[T]he notification is displayed immediately with the icon missing" until it's loaded.

— Thanks for the mention in the credits, it's optional but appreciated none the less.

Hope this helps.

I just wrote a reply - And it disappeared on me?

I've experimented with jsgif & recordrtc as possible solutions. Although I'm sure it's a slightly better running as a webworker, I wouldn't recommend them.

Here's modified canvas plugin another member made, try it out and you'll notice the hit in performance

Like this? I'm still on r195 I'll need to upgrade

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139 ... cle_e.capx

—, awesome as usual

Tested it quickly, it seems less leaky. I've had trouble with the last few builds (mainly window resize and painting opperations eating memory)

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The team behind the engine has forked Trident into two components that will result in a new .DLL when the browser ships.

The forking of Trident, copying off the code base so there are two version, is a strategic move to have legacy support no longer impact modern webpages. How it works, per our internal sources, is that if a page calls for IE to render in a compatibility mode, this will cause the older, more resource intensive Trident engine to display the page. But, if the webpage does not call for compatibility mode, then the updated IE12 Trident engine will handle all of the lifting.