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Hi guys, I'm running into an issue on Safari with a function I've created that uses the _next, and _prev properties on a tween object. Here's the code: const copy = new SplitText('.copy-' + i, {type:'chars, words', charsClass:'chars'}) tl.staggerTo(copy.chars, staggerDuration, {onStart: caretForward, onStartParams: ['{self}']}, staggerDuration, label) function caretForward(tween) { if (tween._prev) { TweenMax.set(tween._prev.target, { borderRight: 'none' }) // this removes the caret for the previous character // tween._prev is always null when called in Safari } TweenMax.set(tween.target, { autoAlpha: 1, borderRight: borderStyle }) // this adds the caret for the current character if (tween._next === null) { // tween._next is also always null when called in Safari blink(tween.target) } } I'm creating a typewriter effect whereby the caret is created (by adding a borderRight to the character) in the onStart callback, and subsequently removed using the _prev property in the following tween. This works in every browser (including IE), however the _prev property seems to be always 'null' in Safari. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Ryan
