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That sounds like a failure of your web browser as much as anything. How on Earth is your phone vibrating without you granting a site notification permission? An
by bagacrap 7y ago
That sounds like a failure of your web browser as much as anything. How on Earth is your phone vibrating without you granting a site notification permission? And recent versions of Chrome limit the degree to which history.pushState() can hijack your back button.
- mkl 7y ago> recent versions of Chrome limit the degree to which history.pushState() can hijack your back button. Really? How recent? All I can find are news articles from December last year saying they were working on it, but I've experienced the problem in the last month or so.
- bagacrap 7y agoShould have rolled out in Chrome 76[1] but it appears that work is ongoing as there are multiple ways for pages to interfere with navigation. [1] crrev.com/4e799c718a3580bbe13105075ae6b3e97fd1bc66
- uwotm9 7y agoUm, what? Did you look into this before posting? Here's a link that lets you toggle vibration, with code examples...... https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/vibration/ https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/vibration/
- bagacrap 7y agoNo, I didn't know about that api. Thanks for the link. I stand by the statement that it's a browser failure, though, as IMO that should be restricted by a permission and/or user action, but it appears to require neither.
- uwotm9 7y agoYou might be right (though wrong on every specific point), but your comments are unhelpful, irrelevant, and distracting.