RT @kunte_ctf: 🎉🎉My first paper “https://t.co/3kqs3Rx2as: From a Formal Model to the Automatic Evaluation of Cross-Site Leaks in Web Browse…
@JecelynYeen @Google Such unusual times… Well, welcome to Google then after all this time you work here. 🤗
@jaffathecake @firt To be fair, the flag is off by default, but of course I toggled it on like @firt, but came to the same conclusions when testing. It’s clearly work in progress.
@b1tr0t Be safe, Penny! Hoping for the best!
@lifelongdev @AnaestheticsApp @Justinwillis96 @Firebase Yeah, this would have been a good use case for Notification Triggers indeed. The next best thing (apart from remote pings) could be a `setTimeout()` that just shows a local notification, but this req
@lifelongdev @AnaestheticsApp @Justinwillis96 What’s your concrete use case? There might be an API better suited to it!?
@AnaestheticsApp @lifelongdev @Justinwillis96 Currently it looks less probable since I was told that Android is moving in a direction that makes the chosen approach no longer feasible in a future-proof way.
Good overview of various background APIs like Background Sync, Periodic Background Sync, and Background Fetch; all with nice demos: https://t.co/8BIz4VjfKZ
RT @ChromiumDev: Chrome 96 is rolling out now!
The web app manifest lets you specify a unique ID for your PWA & register protocol handler…
@denladeside Happy birthday, Lars! It’s 13min past midnight, but I hope it still counts! 🤗
@DasSurma Welcome to the fully remote club! (Not the mechanical keyboard club—you can pry my A1243 https://t.co/FQfR0q6a3l from my cold, dead hands.)