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If privacy really is the thing, why can't I have an extension on ios to let me expire various cookies/storages on a per domain name basis, eg so I can write my
by rs23296008n1 7y ago
If privacy really is the thing, why can't I have an extension on ios to let me expire various cookies/storages on a per domain name basis, eg so I can write my extension to limit some cookies/storages to minutes or even seconds depending on how hostile or blacklisted such things are.
Other domains I'd actually prefer to be indefinite. I've got a notepad thing that uses local storage and doesn't store its data on the server. There's no excuse for deleting its data since its user data. Apple therefore has no permission to delete that data. Do I have a non-cloud workaround for that?
- hokumguru 7y agoYeah, an App. They’re kneecapping the PWA to make apps more appealing.
- rs23296008n1 7y agoI wonder whether my irritation over this is strong enough to App up JustAnotherIOSWebKitBrowser with an extra API just for per site storage explicitly controlled by user. Literally to run a notepad and some kind of extension thing. Its likely blocked by app store rules. Supporting extensions is probably forbidden. Anyone care to be more authoritative based on their AppStore knowledge/experience?