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An electron app, without electron, accessed via chrome in chrome? ... So, a ... Webapp? You mean like, gmail.com or outlook.com?
by lnx01 9y ago
An electron app, without electron, accessed via chrome in chrome? ... So, a ... Webapp? You mean like, gmail.com or outlook.com?
- m_mueller 9y agoApperently more like a plugin. Pure web technologies don't give you more than a couple 100mb of local storage (at best).
- reissbaker 9y agoI don't know whether Superhuman will be a plugin or not, but there's no reason it would have to be; IndexedDB can provide gigabytes of space, and it's standardized, and current versions of Chrome, FF, and Safari all support it.
- m_mueller 9y agoDepends if you consider IE and Mobile Safari as a required target. They have 250MB and 50MB limits, respectively. But yes, if these can be omitted then IndexedDB API seems fine nowadays. Edit: MS Edge also has 250MB-500MB; they're just always playing catch up, even when their market share has dwindled...
- egeozcan 9y agoDoes the spec define the minimum amount of space the browser must allocate?
- colordrops 9y agoCan normal webpages access IMAP and SMTP servers?
- ZoF 9y agoTrue retard detected.
- wodenokoto 9y agoNo.
- darklajid 9y agoLike gmail.com or outlook.com, if they were limited enough to support just one browser.. No, that is not a website or webapp, it's a Chrome app.