After posting I did a bit of reading on Chrome market share and it's lower than I expected - a few percent. So not surprised if you concentrate on the other end, including IE8, first. Chrome should help the JavaScript intensive controls which is why I was interested to see if I could support it.

Cheers, Rob.

Hello Rob,

We of course have been targeting Chrome (and Safari, since they both run on the WebKit engine) and all new generation controls that we ship [what we previously referred to as Aikido, now as ASP.NET AJAX suite] are compatible with them. This includes:

- WebDataGrid
- WebDataMenu
- WebDropDown
- WebDataTree
- WebImageViewer
- WebSplitter
- WebDialogWindow
- WebSlider

For UltraWebGrid and ListBar (and the other controls that we shipped before Aikido) we still cannot claim Safari and Chrome support however, although we have certainly been working in this direction and doing our best.

I will escalate this thread to Murtaza Abdeali [PM, ASP.NET] and Jason Beres [Director of PM], I am sure they can add additional information on that.

I'd really love to get my web app running with Chrome. I've just raised a support request as requested elsewhere as the WebListBar just doesn't work - doesn't postback/generate event when clicked.

I do hope that I won't get the "Chrome isn't supported line"... :-)

Cheers, Rob.