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We had this same problem. There is a regression in Firefox 126 where they removed a CSS `Moz` vendor prefix property that the Kendo UI code uses to determine if the browser supports transitions. You will probably notice that in your application that the page is actually rendered, it is just hidden with the CSS `k-fx-hidden` class.
Telerik devs, you can see the regression in the Firefox JS console. Run this code in the JS inspector:
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var element = document.createElement('table');
Hello,
The `Moz` vendor prefix is used only within the Less-based themes and the Hybrid demos are using the Less themes. The Less themes, however, have been deprecated:
R1 2023 was the last official release of Kendo jQuery, where Less Themes are supported and shipped with the product.
https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/styles-and-layout/less-themes/overview
Furthermore, the Kendo UI Hybrid components have also been deprecated since the R2 2023 release. You can find more information about this decision in the following blog post, section Kendo Hybrid Retirement:
https://www.telerik.com/blogs/r2-2023-kendo-ui-release
That said, we will not proceed further with fixing the issue.
I remain at your disposal in case you have any questions.
Regards,
Nikolay
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Hi Steven,
The reason why we have seen a general shift in the mobile development space away from technologies like Cordova and a bigger focus on PWAs and cross-platform frameworks like Xamarin, Flutter, React Native, and NativeScript. You can check some more details in this GitHub issue comment which I linked for more reference and to clear up some space..
I understand that this is disappointing given the last sentence in your last reply. This decision is something that we have moving towards over the last few years and slowly been removing references to the hybrid UI framework from our public pages to avoid confusion. The official announcement and deprecation will remove the last references and only folks with the direct links will be able to access the content.
That being said, there are still ways that we can help. As I mentioned above and in my GitHub issue comment, we have been focusing on improving Kendo UI in order to have the regular UI components work within PWAs, which should be able to cover the features any hybrid mobile application framework could provide as well. If focusing on the look-and-feel of the UI components to fit the look-and-feel of each mobile framework I would highly recommend investigating Xamarin as this is a cross-platform framework to help with this exact scenario. Telerik also offers rich UI components for Xamarin. Additionally, if web technologies are a target for you and the team React Native or NativeScript can help use web technologies while still developing in a single code base to cover multiple platforms.
Kind regards,
Nikolay