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> To access on the computer you'd need to download a program, on mobile you would need an app You say it like it's a bad thing. >Its like if you needed to dow
by xxs 7y ago
> To access on the computer you'd need to download a program, on mobile you would need an app
You say it like it's a bad thing.
>Its like if you needed to download a new web browser for every website you visit, absolutely ridiculous.
I really do hope websites do not try and enumerate Bluetooth on their right own. I know I'd never enable access to Bluetooth to a browser.
- lapinot 7y ago> You say it like it's a bad thing. Actually the web is an OS: it has api for gui, for persistent data, for networking, for all kind of periphericals (gpu, gps, bluetooth) ... The problem you're raising (which i agree with) is that we already have an OS and we'd like to use that one.
- clinta 7y agoLooking at the current chrome documentation it does not appear that web BLE offers the ability to enumerate. The browser pops up a dialog allowing the user to grant access to a specific device. I think this is actually superior to the security offered by mobile apps on android, which can enumerate bluetooth devices as soon as they have bluetooth permission.