I am making an attempt to make use of the web-based architectural program Enscape to view a 3D rendering.
Each time I click on to pan across the 3D world, Safari presents the banner:
Your mouse pointer is hidden. Press Esc (Escape) as soon as to dismiss this banner. Press Esc once more to disclose your mouse pointer.
This seems to be some sort of safety banner being proven by Safari in response to no matter approach the net app is utilizing to cover the mouse cursor.
Firefox on the identical Mac reveals an identical banner:
enscape3d.com has management of your pointer. Press Esc to take again management.
The issue is that the banner pops up and down briefly each single time I click on or maintain down the mouse button to pan round within the CAD app. This strikes the remainder of the view body down, leading to a glitchy and jumpy visible show as I am utilizing the app.
Just like the textual content says, the banner hides once I press Escape and the mouse cursor is proven once I press Escape once more. However the banner at all times comes again the subsequent time I click on so this isn’t a helpful resolution.
Very annoying visible glitch that makes it nearly unattainable to make use of the net app. Is that this a function in Safari? Is there any option to flip off the notification banner completely?
(The Firefox model can also be annoying, however a minimum of pops up above the content material and doesn’t push all the web site content material down.)
