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As browsers support prefixless transforms, $(elem).css('transform') will return "none" rather than the empty string. That will cause "$(elem).css('transform') || new Transform();" to not get to the new Transform() bit, obviously.
You probably need to add a clause that compares against "none".
Clearly I should have looked through the issue tracker a little more. A quick glance shows that: Issue #82, Issue #81, Issue #80, Issue #76, Issue #72, Issue #71, Issue #69, Issue #62, Issue #57 all report (and some provide fixes for) the same issue.
This project appears to be DOA. Bummer.
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As browsers support prefixless transforms,
$(elem).css('transform')
will return"none"
rather than the empty string. That will cause"$(elem).css('transform') || new Transform();"
to not get to thenew Transform()
bit, obviously.You probably need to add a clause that compares against "none".
Not sure when Firefox, Chrome, and IE10 hit the streets with their prefixless versions, but they're on their way.
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