Twenty Thirteen: Genericons don't work in Opera Mini

[obenland]

Let's find out why Genericons currently don't work in Opera and come up with a solution.

Just tested Opera on Mac and Windows. Can see the icons on both systems. They are only a bit shifted, see attached screenshot.

Could this be a cross-domain issue? I know Firefox and some versions of IE enforce origin policy per spec. Was going to report it, but thought I'd see if that was the background issue behind this ticket first. Have had to solve it in the past where I don't have control over headers by base64 encoding font files into a stylesheet.

@obenland We need more info: screenshots, Opera version number and the OS you're testing on, etc.

I can't reproduce it in desktop Opera, it is reproducible on Opera Mini (v 7.0.5.45389) though. I'm not sure we need to fix that though.

Screenshot Opera Mini

Replying to obenland:

I can't reproduce it in desktop Opera, it is reproducible on Opera Mini (v 7.0.5.45389) though. I'm not sure we need to fix that though.

I'd say "wontfix" in that case. But something to investigate later, for Genericons in general. I'll loop it back to Joen so he can investigate.

I used genericons on my site ​http://bluelimemedia.com and can confirm that on the iPhone, the icons don't work on Opera Mini, but Opera also does a poor job with gradients, buttons, borders...

Here's a screenshot of my footer on Safari, Chrome and Opera Mini side by side.
You'll see that the icons don't show, but the button also looks like crap and the border is different, so I'm not sure it's worth loosing much sleep.

It looks fine on the Desktop using Opera. There's a slight misalignment, but nothing major.

Thanks for these. They're awesome!