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This is fantastic. Since you're really just framing google code, I take it that there is no way that you can inject code into the frames and enhance them someho
by troels 16y ago
This is fantastic. Since you're really just framing google code, I take it that there is no way that you can inject code into the frames and enhance them somehow?
- cmikec 16y agoIt's not possible in traditional browsers, given the way browser security is set up these days. I've done exactly the thing you're talking about though with AIR and my own versions of webkit. So, the effect you desire is possible if you're willing to use a separate executable on your machine. Kinda loses part of the charm for me though, since one of the main reasons I moved to Google Tasks is so that I could do more from my browser.
- troels 16y agoAgreed - If I wanted a desktop application, there are plenty of better alternatives. The nice thing about google tasks is that it's there in the browser. And it's tied to your google account, which I have open anyway. Still - Nice idea. I'll use this for the next couple of days and let you know if I find it usable in the longer run.
- cmikec 16y agoPlease do, and if you have any suggestions I'd love to hear them.