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Uh, doesn't that just add an extra round trip and yet another mandatory HTTP request? No thanks, I think we've enough of those.

• masklinn 16y ago
  > Uh, doesn't that just add an extra round trip and yet another mandatory HTTP request? No. The request only happens if you decide to "pin" the site, or otherwise give it a first-class status on your machine (one could imagine the same by pining it to the OSX dock or making a site into a "standalone app", I think there was a browser doing that a while ago)
  • andreyf 16y ago
    Even worse. That gives first-class status to the "HTML version" which contains links to all of the other "versions" of a webapp.
    • masklinn 16y ago
      > That gives first-class status to the "HTML version" Erm... you make absolutely no sense here? Of course the "HTML version" (aka hello we're talking about web pages here) is the main resource, what else would be, unicorn and ponies?