@teitlebot Well, I would rather translate the module into hebrew then fiddling around with CSS. This will last longer, also you can support other hebrew speakers by translating the module and share your work.

@thobach that link you posted points me to a specific commit. I can not find any use of the => operator in the browser part In remote/develop

@thobach I don‘t think its an issue with the promise itself, but rather with the arrow (=>) operator that defines the callback.

@teitlebot What exactly do you want do display? Is it the current date in hebrew or the date in the hebrew calender?

Lol. This issue has already been fixed on the 8th of April 2018 by Chris Pickett. It is available on the develop branch. It eventually will be merged with the masterbranch.

Issue has been identified. I am just preparing a pull request. Hold on tight!

@teitlebot I think the best approach is to help the module creator to translate his module into Hebrew. Scotch taping something together is ok for a short period of time, but not for any longer.

@pipe-line ok. I just gathered the iPad. Its an iPad mini running iOS 9.3.3. I hope I won’t forget it until I get home:)

@pipe-line I think we have an iOs 9 device at work. I will debug it tomorrow night. What modules do you have installed?

@shiroe Mobile Safari on iOS 9.3 is obviously missing some features. If a module is using a function not supported by this version of Mobile Safari a black screen might happen.

You only can debug this using Mac.