Why I can't pass console.log as a callback argument in Chrome (and Safari)?

Question

The following snippet will produce an error in Chrome (and Safari) while it works in Firefox.

I\'d expect to have 2 numbers shown in javascript console, but in Chrom

Answer 1

Try utilizing deferred.resolveWith()

// a generic promise that return a random float
var makePromise = function() {
  // set `this` to `window.console` , 
  // pass arguments within array
  return $.Deferred().resolveWith(window.console, [Math.random()]);
}

// This works in all browsers
makePromise().then(console.log)
//.then(function(d) {
//  console.log(d);
//});
// This works in firefox only
makePromise().then(console.log);