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It should be totally possible. You should be able to fetch the HTML, process it (as Reliability seems to do) and define your own render logic in an A-Frame comp
by dmarcos 9y ago
It should be totally possible. You should be able to fetch the HTML, process it (as Reliability seems to do) and define your own render logic in an A-Frame component.
- hammerandtongs 9y agoI couldn't find a reference for Reliability? Is there source? -I don't know how the FF reader mode is coded- Edit-- https://github.com/mozilla/readability https://github.com/mozilla/readability
- dmarcos 9y agoYou answered your own question. I'm more excited about your approach of alternative ways to render existing Web content over a DOM to texture API. VR is an exciting space to experiment.
- hammerandtongs 9y agoI understand that viewpoint but I think the WebVR will be isolating(the normal web doesn't work) and lack uptake until, for example, github.com can be used directly within VR. I don't believe github themselves will make a native client any time soon, and we shouldn't expect any other websites either. Thus HTMLTexture seems critical.
- dmarcos 9y agoI totally agree. We will be pursuing both approaches. HTMLTexture requires consensus and coordination with other browser vendors to come up with a sensible standard and it will take a bit of time. Alternative ways to render page information using WebGL can be explored today.