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it should work on any modern browser. Warning though, the url has changed a little: see https://github.com/xem/minix86



Ok, still this:

https://xem.github.io/minix86/src/disassembler.html

doesn't work for me, maybe by "modern" you mean a current Chrome or Firefox.

I tested it with QTweb, Chrome 43 and Opera (Presto), certainly not the most "mainstream" or "popular" or "latest" browsers around, still I find no real reason why the thingy shouldn't work with them.


I just tested on Chrome, Firefox and Edge (W10) and it works fine everywhere. Do you have an error showing up in your console or something?


In Chrome 43 (Ok, Iron Browser) I get two errors:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token =>helpers.js:10

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token =>demos.js:2

Basically the first two actual instructions are not parsed correctly.

In Opera (12.15) I have three errors:

Syntax error at line 10 while loading: expected expression, got '>' var to16 = (n, l) => { -------------------^ Linked script compilation helpers.js Syntax error at line 38 while loading: invalid character after numeric literal: 'b'. n = b & 0b1111; -------------^ Linked script compilation disassembler.js Syntax error at line 2 while loading: expected expression, got '>' hello.onclick = e => { -------------------^ Linked script compilation demos.js




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