@Birowsky @ChromiumDev Yeah, you can’t. For Single-Page Apps, you might be able to work with https://t.co/D28oEonGj4.
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@AnaestheticsApp @ChromiumDev Apps should not have a dedicated exit or close button as per the Android design guidelines. Just make proper back navigation work: https://t.co/VNvtw12jhb. In fullscreen mode, the home button can always be reached by swiping
@Birowsky @ChromiumDev If you stick to vanilla JS with no framework-based router, `onbeforeunload` might be your best bet at the moment: https://t.co/1i1HH008Et.
@samthor That fake SNES controller obviously can only send fake keydown events. Also: your colleague seems unimpressed. Also: cute baby photo… :-)
@fantasai I wouldn’t call it “fineâ€, but more a necessary evil. Email clients typically deal pretty well with it and keep the overhead low. Caveat: I can only speak as a sighted person. I certainly have cut threads and provided a “context†link
@endrift @reillyeon @rmondello I actually discussed Wake Lock indications in https://t.co/ccrmA2QIbX. Personally, I think it would make sense on mobile, but as discussed, the Wake Lock is released when visibility changes: https://t.co/Tzn3pSNmAG. The Orig
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Neat, my favorite email newsletter publishers @CSSWeekly and @peterc both start looking into supporting dark mode email (https://t.co/0fSSSlUOwr). 🔧 🌒 The motivation: auto-darkening isn’t always doing a great job. https://t.co/ZBZ9XI0c0E