@dot_app_tld Thanks, but honestly no.
“We do not expect the first-party in such a web application to have its website data deleted.â€: yes, but my example has third-party resources.
🤔 FWIW, I’m still not 100% sure what @webkit’s announcement is doing (or not) to Web apps. The whole blog post doesn’t mention the Cache API (https://t.co/SHWHldWp99) at all: https://t.co/M4O1oR05Ag.
Say I have an ebook app ebook.tld added to home screen with the app shell ebook.tld/{index.html,style.css,script.js} and a web font fonts.tld/foosans.woff2 in the Cache and some large ePub files from gutenberg.tld/book{foo,bar}.epub in IDB. I use it today
RT @diekus: #Foldable devices are here, and the fact that they enable new experiences is no secret. We’re looking into ideas to bring folda…
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tomskitomski Advice to teams building new coronavirus services:
1) Get a 4 year-old Android phone, and use it as your test/demo device.
2) design-system.service.gov.uk is your friend.
3) Full React isn’t your friend if it makes your service slow & inaccessible
Remember: This is for everyone.
Scott_Logic OffscreenCanvas is growing in browser support and allows chart rendering to be delegated to a WebWorker. In his latest blog post, Chris Price works through an example to look at the performance improvements you can expect and how to achieve them bit.ly/2UAwi6T pic.twitter.com/IP0QTqg3Eu